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Retelling indigenous Tamang people’s torment and trauma through sacred seeds, handmade paper and slates

By Sanjib Chaudhary

Nepali artist Subas Tamang uses the seeds of the Damocles tree, handmade paper from the bark of paper plants, and slates to tell the stories of the indigenous Tamang people.

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