The production “The Art of War – When Art Remembers What War Forgot” explores what remains when everything else is lost, when memory fades and when the body becomes the final archive. The piece looks at war as a human condition rather than a battlefield. Through Mohiniyattam, Divya weaves poetry, music and silence into a meditative reflection on endurance and memory. The choreography is rooted in restraint and stillness.

The work examines how art becomes a vessel of remembrance when history forgets. The choreography becomes a metaphor for survival and renewal, reminding audiences that when destruction erases, art restores and when art remembers, humanity returns.