My Tiger Janu by
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Product Story
"As I got older I came to recognise what that tiger symbolised, and to me it was my father’s brave reference to his cultural diversity. I think this bravery is what I’ve come to see the tiger as representative of - it calls attention to diversity in Britain, and the beauty it has brought to our societies. The tiger references my father’s cultural diversity, but also the animals' fierce, resilient and gentle qualities. Their ability to survive despite human intervention inspires my creative process these majestic creatures have, to me, become symbolic of survival." Chila Kumari Singh Burman
2022 also marks the Year of the Tiger. In China this animal is widely referred to as the king of all beasts and associated symbolism includes bravery, confidence and strength.
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An original piece by artist Chila Kumari Singh Burman.
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Specifications
Dimensions
| Height | 100cm |
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| Width | 70cm |
| Length | 285cm |
| Weight | 60kg |
Materials & Information
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Neon artwork on metal mesh.
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Includes Uk plug.
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Designed By Chila Kumari Singh Burman
Working across a wide range of mediums, from printmaking to painting, neon installations and film, Burman is celebrated for her radical feminist practice, as her work examines representation, gender and cultural identity.