1. Reincarnation
and London Art
By Rebecca Garrigan

2. What it means to be “re­incarnated”.
Reincarnation is the belief that after
death, the soul is reborn into a new
form time and time again.
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3. Meschac Gaba’s Block Exhibit­
Tate Modern
This exhibit invited visitors to arrange the blocks in whatever
structure they could come up with. Meaning this exhibit was allowed
to transform and go through many shapes time and time again.

4. Portrait of Elizabeth I ­
Queen’s Gallery
In the description
beside the portrait, it
was mentioned that
after a number of
uses, the dress was
cut apart, and the
fabric utilized to
create new dresses
for members of the
royal family.

5. Statue of Shiva, God of Reincarnation­ British
Museum
In the Hindu
Religion, the God
depicted here is
symbolic of
creation, destruction
and rebirth.

6. East London Street Art
The very nature
of street art is
representative
of reincarnation.
Often the art is
created on a
pre-existing
work of art,
either adding to
it or taking its
place.
As a result, the
appearance of
the city is
always
changing, in a
constant state of
flux, taking new
forms and
frequent rebirth.

7. Th-Th-Th-That’s all, folks.