Vivan Sundaram Net Worth At Death

Vivan Sundaram had an overall net worth of $1 million at the time of his death. He made his fortune from his successful career as one of India’s pioneering multidisciplinary contemporary artists.

Vivan Sundaram was active in the students’ movement of May 1968 and helped set up a commune in London where he lived till 1970.

Vivan Sundaram has shown his talent in diverse media, including painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography, installation, and video art.

Since 1990, Vivan Sundaram made installations that included sculpture, photographs, and video.

Some of these installations include: “Memorial” (1993, 2014), an elaborate work made in response to communal violence in Bombay; a monumental site-specific installation at the Victoria Memorial, Calcutta, now referred to as “History Project” (1998); continuing work on his family, which includes the installation, “The Sher-Gil Archive” (1995), and digital photomontages, “Re-take of ‘Amrita’” (2001–06), based on photographs taken by Umrao Singh Sher-Gil.

Vivan Sundaram’s works have been exhibited in the Biennials of Kochi (2012), Sydney (2008), Seville (2006), Taipei (2006), Sharjah (2005), Shanghai (2004), Havana (1997), Johannesburg (1997), and Kwangju (1997).