Mithu Sen (Burdwan, India, 1971) Through her sculptures, installations of objects and organic matter, as well as her large-format ink drawings and watercolours on paper, New Delhi-based artist Mithu Sen, has become known at an international level, similar to other Indian artists on the contemporary art scene today, like Subodh Gupta or Rina Banerjee. She is renowned for her acerbic derisory work, with its pictorial exploration and grotesque representations of the body, sexuality and desire, in allusion to the osmosis or blurred line that exists between the human and animal kingdoms. Between delicate pencil strokes to graphically dense images, drawing occupies a central place in Sen’s work, which occasionally takes the form of some rather spectacular installations. Recent solo exhibitions: Galerie Krinzinger, Vienna, Austria; Eli and Edythe Broad Museum, Michigan, USA; Galerie Nathalie Obadia, Paris & Brussels, France & Belgium.