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Brooklyn-based artist Suneil Sanzgiri’s films, videos, installations, and essays grapple with themes of diasporic histories, memory, and lethal forms of violence perpetrated by social institutions within colonized societies. His research-driven practice has produced works that track the shared revolutionary freedom struggle between India and African countries—Mozambique, Angola, Guinea-Bissau—against the colonial Portuguese empire. Sanzgiri also draws from his family’s migration and legacy of resistance under Portuguese occupation in Goa, India. These narratives are told using techniques that blend poetry, interviews, fictional narratives, and mythology, all of which are expressed through archival footage, drone videography, hand-processed film, 16mm film, CGI animation, and 3D scanning.

ABOUT

Suneil Sanzgiri is an artist, researcher, and filmmaker. His first institutional solo exhibition Here the Earth Grows Gold opened at the Brooklyn Museum in October 2023. His award-winning films have circulated widely at film festivals and art institutions across the world including Mass MoCA, Massachusetts (2024); Wexner Center for the Arts, Ohio (2024); de Appel, Amsterdam (2024); Carnegie Museum, Pittsburgh (2024); Jameel Arts Centre, Dubai (2024); BFI London Film Festival (2024); Blackstar Film Festival, Philadelphia (2020 – 2024); e-Flux, New York (2023); moCa Cleveland (2022); The Menil Collection, Houston (2022); International Film Festival Rotterdam (2020 – 2022); Viennale (2021); Open City Docs, London (2021); New York Film Festival (2020); and many more.

ACCESS INFORMATION: This program is free and CART captioning will be available. For questions and access accommodations, email gallery400engagement@gmail.com.