London–based, Indian artist Poulomi Basu traverses the globe to create immersive installations that help audiences stretch the boundaries of language.

London

"You can do a 10-kilometre walk between both of the Thorndon Parks, which are beautiful. You can walk your dogs and possibly not meet anyone, except for some cows."

Thorndon Country Park

"I love the cemetery in Stoke Newington, Abney Park. I used to spend a lot of time there. It’s such a beautiful place to read. You’re in the middle of hipster central, but it's so beautiful."

Abney Park

"I love the cutting edge, contemporary work they show there. They have amazing installations. I would love to have a show there."

180 The Strand

"For me, it's more about talking and discussing ideas and being in a space where I can have those great conversations, and I do this a lot in my gallery."

TJ Boulting

"I have a very strong connection to that place and the people who I meet there and the community that comes to watch shows there. I feel very comfortable and at home at Autograph."

Autograph