The Body as Site: Cruelty, Hunger, and the Politics of Memory brings together Agustina Andreoletti and Mukesh Kulriya for a podcast conversation exploring how the body carries histories of violence, erasure, and resilience. The session reflects on the body as a living archive—residue and vibration—shaped by social, political, and institutional forces, yet still capable of stretching against gravity.

Preceding this event, Listening to What Remains with Prerana Khandelwal will host a participatory, community-based workshop with neighbours from the KHOJ Studio space in Khirki. Using drawing and sound, the session invites collective reflection on memory, presence, and shared agency.