Ravi Shankar is a postmodern flâneur. He wanders the world’s real and fictional gridded cities (or perhaps his astral body swoops high above them) and reports back.

Mar 9

Written By Stephanie

Stephanie www.supergrace.ch

Ravi Shankar’s Seamless Matter, when read as a whole, becomes nothing less than a praise song of our shared physicality, and of existence known, as it must be, under the scepter of time.

It’s the language itself that does the trick—Shankar has a marvelous way of getting sound and phrasing to say both something and themselves.