Clyde D’Mello, an artist whose work explores self-portraiture, memory, and philosophy through a dynamic blend of mediums, was born in Bombay and raised in Bahrain. His experiences of cultural displacement and personal transformation deeply inform his art, which often delves into themes of identity, mysticism, and the passage of time.

Working with materials such as pen and ink, colored pencils, graphite, dry pastels, and Sumi ink, Clyde combines meticulous detail with expressive abstraction. His practice incorporates fragments of text, found objects, and performance, posing existential questions like: What defines memory? How do we visualize time? What is utopia?

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