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These are the few project briefs that some of us wish to explore in our second project for 'Ek se Anek' at the Municipal Market on 3rd April 2011.
One idea for the theme for the installation could be "a response to
the visual bombardment by media on people". Everywhere we go we are
bombarded with all kinds of advertisements and visual trash, much of
which are irrelevant to us. However, these sugar coated images and
distorted truths lure us into a never-ending consumption spree,
distorting our thoughts, dreams and ambitions and making monotonous
machines out of us. Be it televisions in our homes or those
advertisement hoardings out on the streets, these tools of the people
who want to sell cause a negative impact on many lives without them
even realizing it. Municipal market and C.G. Road being one of the
most visually magnetic places for the buyers, it will be cool to
divert some attentions from the flashy images fro sale.
The installation could be used as a small effort to counter this
bombardment. What could be done through the installation is present a
different perspective of looking at these "visual bombs"-a view that
puts them in context and reveals how distorted these images they
present really are. The idea is to create a "drishti bhrama" to
challenge the visual illusions the media creates at a much larger and
invisible scale.
Ridham Janve & Hari Krishnan
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Last time I did exhibit a work on Female Infanticide and Foeticide. I am planning to further it up in the next exhibition. I am planning to install 10 to 15 cloth cradles with blood stain on them
Narendra Raghunath
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but yet the bodies remain to speak for the emotion. It would not be clear message and
it remains as an unresolved experience, but what I felt like there is not such obvious
resolution to the matter, if there is any it is not practiced.
FORM
Performing art
A couple will sit quiet on a bench wearing black costume and having black skin assumed
to be an charcoal sculpture. The female’s head would be resting on male shoulders and
both are holding each others hands titled “CHARCOAL COUPLES”.
Amarendra Kumar Nandi
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Every place has a story to tell, and every story is as valid as the last one you heard, this time it Municipal Market.
I intend to take photographs of this place, capturing some stories from this site.
i still need to figure out a way of exchanging these stories with everybody (it could probably be postcards).
Being bombarded with imagery and visuals that encourage indulgence we forget to engage ourselves in conversations or stories that are immediate to us.
Awni Patni
These are the few project briefs that some of us wish to explore in our second project for 'Ek se Anek' at the Municipal Market on 3rd April 2011.
One idea for the theme for the installation could be "a response to
the visual bombardment by media on people". Everywhere we go we are
bombarded with all kinds of advertisements and visual trash, much of
which are irrelevant to us. However, these sugar coated images and
distorted truths lure us into a never-ending consumption spree,
distorting our thoughts, dreams and ambitions and making monotonous
machines out of us. Be it televisions in our homes or those
advertisement hoardings out on the streets, these tools of the people
who want to sell cause a negative impact on many lives without them
even realizing it. Municipal market and C.G. Road being one of the
most visually magnetic places for the buyers, it will be cool to
divert some attentions from the flashy images fro sale.
The installation could be used as a small effort to counter this
bombardment. What could be done through the installation is present a
different perspective of looking at these "visual bombs"-a view that
puts them in context and reveals how distorted these images they
present really are. The idea is to create a "drishti bhrama" to
challenge the visual illusions the media creates at a much larger and
invisible scale.
Ridham Janve & Hari Krishnan
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Last time I did exhibit a work on Female Infanticide and Foeticide. I am planning to further it up in the next exhibition. I am planning to install 10 to 15 cloth cradles with blood stain on them
Narendra Raghunath
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Since this is a place where people spend money easily and a place that is meant for a particular group of people that can afford to spend their money easily. A place that attracts the crowd and attracts you to spend money.
I intend to create an instillation about this aspect of the place with some humour.
The instillation will be of fake money (in which my portrait will replace Ghandi ji's) and many notes and coins shall be place along a plasma screen that will flutter with some wind forces.
Maulik N Patel
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I felt like my present practice is dealing with fossilized objects, where things are diedbut yet the bodies remain to speak for the emotion. It would not be clear message and
it remains as an unresolved experience, but what I felt like there is not such obvious
resolution to the matter, if there is any it is not practiced.
FORM
Performing art
A couple will sit quiet on a bench wearing black costume and having black skin assumed
to be an charcoal sculpture. The female’s head would be resting on male shoulders and
both are holding each others hands titled “CHARCOAL COUPLES”.
Amarendra Kumar Nandi
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Every place has a story to tell, and every story is as valid as the last one you heard, this time it Municipal Market.
I intend to take photographs of this place, capturing some stories from this site.
i still need to figure out a way of exchanging these stories with everybody (it could probably be postcards).
Being bombarded with imagery and visuals that encourage indulgence we forget to engage ourselves in conversations or stories that are immediate to us.
Awni Patni
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