I am a potter at my discovering best, exploring form and medium. I was born and brought
up in Hyderabad. Dabbled a bit in interior designing before graduating in Computer Science
and Engineering. Went to Auroville to work with an architect until I came across Golden
Bridge Pottery. After two years of clay work at GBP I returned to Hyderabad. I am currently
working on putting together a studio to start working with clay full-time. I teach pottery
two days a week at a school in Hyderabad.
akilachungi@gmail.com www.akilachungi.blogspot.com+919989425825
The jars being shown at the show, Bridges, were inspired by the metal
water container found in a conventional Indian kitchen. The water from
these metal jars, as we know, is used for drinking and cooking. Be it the
clinking sound when you place a lid on it or the sound of my grandmother’s
bangles against the brass/copper as she drew water from it, it all brings
back fond memories of a childhood summer.
AKILA
CHUNGI
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Untitled, 2013, (a) 40 cm x 30 cm x 30 cm
(b) 36 cm x 30 cm x 30 cm
(c)16 cm x 35 cm x 35 cm




