CLEAN : Gupta's giant utensils take over glitzy Paris store

The transcript discusses the artist's perspective on art spaces, differentiating between museums and galleries. It explores the concept of reincarnation through art, using utensils to symbolize rebirth. The artist views their work as a cosmos, reflecting their universe. The narrative concludes with the artist's personal journey, emphasizing experimentation and growth in their practice.

What is the main difference between a museum and a gallery according to the artist?

• Museums are for sculptures, galleries are for paintings.

• Museums attract a diverse audience, galleries attract specific show-goers.

• Museums are for general art, galleries are for specific shows.

• Museums are for specific shows, galleries are for general art.

What does the artist do with the utensils before they are melted?

• They sell them.

• They use them in their artwork.

• They recycle them.

• They paint them.

What does the artist mean by 'reincarnation of utensils'?

• Recycling utensils into new utensils.

• Transforming utensils into new art forms.

• Using utensils in their original form.

• Selling utensils as antiques.

How does the artist describe their artwork?

• As a reflection of nature.

• As a cosmos.

• As a representation of history.

• As a collection of memories.

What does the artist see within their plate?

• A collection of colors.

• A cosmos.

• A map of the world.

• A reflection of their past.

What is the artist's perspective on creating art?

• They create art solely for public exhibitions.

• They create art to replicate famous works.

• They create art to follow traditional methods.

• They create art for themselves and to experiment.

How has experimentation influenced the artist's practice?

• It has made their work more traditional.

• It has limited their creativity.

• It has made their work more commercial.

• It has taken their practice one step further.