Aur-Kitna

Talking about distance this work started with a labour-intensive process of blowing balloons daily for fourteen days, symbolising the monotony often associated with repetitive tasks; it was a banal process of doing the same work every day. This consistent performance shows boredom in discipline, and the target may never be fulfilled because no matter how many balloons one blows, they will never fill the room, despite its physical discomfort, questioning the persistence in the endeavour mirroring the relentless demands of corporate life and societal norms. The gradual increase in the number of balloons blown over time and the degrading value of older balloons served as a metaphor for the insatiable nature of desire and the relentless pursuit of success. Moreover, discipline became an obsession that is challenging to resist. It started with 100, then 145, to 178, to 220, and so on