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Three silver-toned metal deity murti stand on a shared ornate base on an orange cloth with a colourful striped textile beside it. The central figure is a four-armed standing deity with a tall crown, holding a conch and a discus in upper hands, with a ceremonial necklace and dhoti-style lower garment. Flanking figures are female standing murtis in crowns and draped garments, one holding a lotus-like object and the other a small object. Grey cinder-block wall and an electrical outlet are behind them. No physical people are visible.

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Three silver-finished metal statues of Hindu deities stand side by side on a raised silver base against a dark wall, placed on a multicoloured woven cloth with orange, red, blue and yellow stripes. The central standing figure has four arms, holds objects in its upper hands and has an ornate crown, necklaces and a pleated dhoti. The figures on either side are female-form statues with tall crowns, jewelled necklaces and draped garments, one holding an object near the chest. A small electrical switch box is visible on the wall behind. No physical people are present.2013-10-05October 05 20132013-10-05Three silver-finished metal murti statues stand side by side on pedestals against a rough grey breeze-block wall. The central figure is a four-armed deity with a tall crown and layered necklaces, holding objects in its upper hands. Flanking figures are female deities in long draped garments, their crowns and jewellery detailed, one holding a lotus-like object. A partly visible person in a white shirt stands at the left edge and another in a colourful sari at the right edge. A wooden structure is behind the statues.2013-09-04October 05 20132013-10-05October 05 20132013-10-05Three white or ivory-coloured metal murti figures stand on round pedestals in front of a grey concrete block wall. The central figure is a multi-armed deity murti wearing a tall crown, necklaces and a dhoti-style lower garment, holding objects in its raised hands. A figure stands to each side, each wearing a tall crown and ornate jewellery. A woman in a yellow and purple sari with a red bindi stands at the right edge, partly visible. A wooden log lies behind the figures.2013-09-04October 05 20132013-10-05Three polished silver deity murti statues stand on a red satin cloth, with a few small silver flower-shaped offerings scattered around them. The left figure stands with one hand raised in a gesture and wears a broad necklace and armlets; the centre figure has multiple arms, a tall crown and a long garland-like necklace; the right figure wears a crown and holds an object in one hand, with a flowing sari-style garment. Partial human arms in white sleeves and a hand reach in at the edges, and a silver tray with small gemstones and jewelry sits at the left. A tray of jewels sits in the lower left corner.2013-09-04Three silver-toned metal deity murtis stand on a carved silver base on an orange cloth with a striped textile beside it. The central four-armed standing figure wears a tall crown, layered necklaces and a pleated dhoti, holding objects in its upper hands. Flanking figures, also crowned and adorned, stand on lotus-shaped pedestals against a grey concrete block wall. No people are visible.2013-10-05Three silver-finished metal deity murtis stand side by side on round pedestals against a grey breeze-block wall. The central figure is a four-armed standing deity wearing a tall crown, a layered necklace and an ornate draped lower garment, holding objects in its raised hands. Figures on either side hold a lotus-like object and a small vessel. Dark wooden poles or a wooden frame lie behind the statues. No physical people are visible.2013-09-04Three polished silver statues of deities stand in a dim room against a grey concrete block wall with a light switch panel and wiring conduit. The central figure has four arms, holding a conch and a discus in its upper hands, with ornate crown, layered necklaces and jewelled belt. Flanking figures on either side wear tall crowns and heavy necklaces. Figures are statues, not living people; no physical people are present.2013-10-05October 19 20132013-10-19