This year me and my colleague Srinivas Harivanam collaborated to enter into the Amsterdam Light Festival which happens every winter in Amsterdam, Netherlands from late November to mid January. During the 53-day festival, Amsterdam is the international stage on which new artworks are presented, light art activities are organised and artists are put in the spotlight. The annual exhibition focuses on artworks placed on and along side the characteristic waters of Amsterdam and the preparations for the festival take place throughout the year. The following post describes the design and application of our concept.
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Kochi Biennale 2018-19: A personal note
A personal note on my 9 days visit to Kochi Muziris Biennale 2018-19. As a New Media Design student, I have tried to critically analyse my experience and express my view. They are completely personal.
The 2018-19 edition, which opens with a curatorial title of Possibilities for Non-Alienated Life, boasted housing a never-before majority of female artists hailing from diverse demographics. This 4th edition, which lasts for three months, portrays itself across 14 venues and over 60 exhibition spaces in Fort Kochi, Mattancherry and the erstwhile Muziris area. Over 90 artists from 36 countries have been showcased including names like VALIE EXPORT, EB Itso and Adam Kraft, Rania Stephen, Cyrus Kabiru, Guerilla Girls, Shirin Neshat, The Otolith Group, etc and domestic artists like Kaustav Mukhopadhyay, Sonia Khurana, BV Suresh, Chitra Ganesh, etc.
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The outputs of the second week of Kinetic Sculpture under the guidance of Prof. Ranjit Konkar, Dr. Jignesh Khakhar and Prof. Vivekanand Yengaldas.
Team: Shafali Jain & Sarwesh Shah
Sculpture inspiration: Anne Lily
The evolution of the self-sufficient picture
A consolidation of my understanding about Cubism and Futurism which led me in articulating my ideas of my kinetic sculpture.
Ref. Cubism and Futurism by Maly Gerhardu
A BITSian's Life
Campus life at BITS Pilani is different from other Indian colleges. This project tried at capture the various moods I experienced here in a duration of 4 years.
Courtesy:
Panel partner - Vishal Chundawat
Juniors - Saket Nihal, Kshitij Kant
Seniors - Tanay Upadhyay, Anirudh Pathak, Sandy, Prankur
Childhood Sketches
Some of my favorite pencil sketches of childhood when I took drawing classes.
Medium:
Black 4B lead pencils, A4/A3 paper
Camera vs Pencil
Camera vs Pencil, the Duality project:
As a part of my college's cultural fest, Oasis, these photos were presented along with others in the photography club exhibition.
Credits:
Illustration: Rohit Pamnani
Editing: Shwetabh Sameer, Prabhat Gupta




