Kumari Nahappan’s installation Red, Hot & Cool explores the emotional and cultural power of red.

360 Vessels from the Temple marked a turning point in Kumari’s practice, blending Hindu ritual and contemporary art.

At the Singapore Art Museum, Anahata gathered four tons of saga seeds into a cone-shaped installation symbolising the heart chakra.

Kumari Nahappan’s immersive installation at Wetterling Teo features a spiral of 360 pigment-filled glass tubes, reflecting on time, memory, and life cycles.

At Light to Night Festival 2024, Wings of Change featured giant inflatable saga seeds at the Padang—symbols of energy, hope, and sustainability.

To celebrate Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour in Singapore, National Gallery featured The Eras of Art Tour, showcasing Kumari’s Suara series to represent the Red Era.

Monument (1996) transformed The Substation gallery into four turmeric-draped chambers, offering a contemplative refuge from the pressures of urban life.

Rooted in personal loss and recovery, Trimester: “A Yellow Diary” symbolically nurtures life, turning the corridor into a space of quiet resilience and reflection.

Chanting: Rosary (2017) by Kumari Nahappan features 59 enlarged red saga seeds arranged like a flowing rosary through the historic Palazzo Ca’ Zanardi in Venice, with nine additional seeds installed in Singapore.