Bangladesh, Oct. 30 -- ome stories are spoken aloud, others remain in memory, and still others take shape through hands that touch the earth. For French artist and storyteller Laetitia Troussel-Luber, these are not separate worlds but threads that bind people, places and generations. Brought to Bangladesh through an artistic residency with Alliance Française de Dhaka (AFD), with support from the French Embassy, she explored how stories travel through lives and landscapes, eventually taking shape in 'Pohal Neya', an interactive exhibition where river clay, personal memories and oral traditions came together.

On Thursday afternoon, after exploring Gallery Cosmos's collection of prominent Bangladeshi artists with its Artistic Direct...