Director’s Note from Kush Badhwar, codirector of the video essay Brave Revolutionary Redubbed: 

Geographies of Consumption | Bombay Mumbai, is a public art project conceived and curated by the Mohile Parikh Center. It critically investigates the impact of consumption on natural resources in Mumbai and on human bodies, our ecosystems, and our cultures. Interspersed throughout the project are the production of public art projects, study groups, film screenings, public lectures, and an annual symposium. In the context of this program—an instigation and container for a variety of ideas, dialogue, and action related to the politics of water, land, and food in the city—my work is interested in the ecology of the project itself and in the bonds that are formed and the traces that are produced and consumed from these bonds. Geographies of Production is interested in this container—its properties, its in/abilities, what goes on inside, and its potentials.