art for social change

Indu Antony, a multidisciplinary artist, uses her art to address gender inequities in public spaces, highlighting how women face hostility in both Bengaluru streets and small towns.

The silhouettes are installed at public places, with the faces looking like black holes in the sky -- anonymous, lifeless, dark and voiceless -- but shouting out loud the names of millions of young girls trafficked every year. The artwork is interactive and users can experience it using their smartphones.