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'The Bhopal Enigma' meets Samar S. Jodha and 'Bhopal, A Silent Picture'
at the premises of Amnesty International in London

Inside 'the railway carriage' Samar Jodha

'The Bhopal Enigma' meets Samar S. Jodha and 'Bhopal, A Silent Picture'
at the premises of Amnesty International.

A surprise meeting took place between these two sculptures on Sunday the 29th July 2012 soon after the opening of the 2012 Olympics in London.

To see this pictures is nothing compared to experiencing the real Art Work and Installation of Samar Jodha.

Then to listen to Samar's dulcit tones - it is not just the water the people are drinking or the destroyed lives of so many people - he also asks what contamination the wild life has picked up from this abandoned horror of a site. 


It is not just the gas escaping as one enters his artwork like a 'train carriage' but once inside this sculpture it is the other sounds and the realisation as to where one is, and that it could have been you on that deadly night in Bhopal.

Outside 'the railway carriage' Samar Jodha

All about the work of Samar Singh Jodha

Bhopal, A Silent Picture


Dis-cord

Phaneng


Ageless Mind and Spirit
with a forward by
His Holiness the Dalai Lama

'The Bhopal Enigma' still reflecting at the doors to Amnesty International

Inside 'the railway carriage' Samar Jodha

And the work of Amnesty International can of course be seen on their website

Amnesty International

And the graffiti artist 'Pure Evil', a stable mate of Banksy can be seen on this website and many others.

Pure Evil

'The Bhopal Enigma' reflecting on the ArtWork by artist 'Pure Evil' at Amnesty International in London