New Delhi, Dec. 5 -- A small clearing within the lush environs of a park located along the Mandovi riverfront in Panaji featured a wooden structure with steps running along one side and clay pots scattered across the floor. As the audience took its place on the three sides of this enclosure, Vidya Thirunarayan, dressed in a dhoti, embarked on a performance that brought together dance, text, original sound and ceramics. Directed by UK-based Tim Supple and based on the stories of three women-Parvati, Meena and Thirunarayan herself-Lives of Clay wove in myth and reality. The artist moulded and remoulded pots from a heap of clay, making this act of creation an integral part of the performance. Part of the interdisciplinary Serendipity Arts Fe...