In Shilpa Gupta’s interactive installation, viewers are greeted with two red drawn curtains embroidered with the words, “I” and “will". As they lift the curtains to complete the sentence, “I will die”, printed upon a mirror, reminds them of the inevitability of death. Depicted in Medieval Art in the seventeenth century through symbols of skulls, hour glasses, clocks, or extinguished candles, the phrase “Momento Mori” (in Latin reading “remember that you die”), considers the mortality and fragility of human life, a theme Gupta explores in ‘I will die’ (2012).