Daniel Connell Recreates His Work At Kochi Biennale

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Unfazed by the damage inflicted on his art work by a group of miscreants at the venue of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale on Wednesday, Australian artist Daniel Connell recreates his work in a ‘more be...

Unfazed by the damage inflicted on his art work by a group of miscreants at the venue of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale on Wednesday, Australian artist Daniel Connell recreates his work in a ‘more beautiful way’. Inspired by tea vendor Achu, who is running a shop next to the Cochin Carnival office where the painting is on display, Daniel is back on track to recreate his work.