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Terraced Rice Fields Influenced by: Philippines
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Terraced Rice Fields Country: Philippines
The inspiration for this piece is biomimicry and how elements within nature and dynamic landscapes can shape architectural facades. The subject is inspired by Zaha Hadid’s design of the Galaxy Soho building- wherein the architectural façade was also inspired by terraced rice fields. These landforms are ever-changing in nature, their surfaces continually shaped by and adapting to nature’s forces.
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Contours and Line-scapes
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Contours and Line-scapes
I sought to reduce the landforms into the simplest of lines, which led to the idea of topographic maps and geographic terrains. Further experimentation leads to the development of dense, concentric lines done in ink and chalk on paper that aid in the depiction of elevation and providing a sense of the terrain. This piece also seeks to reflect the futuristic quality present majorly in Zaha Hadid’s architecture, the inspiration, with minimalistic linework and form in color white.
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Rings of Life
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Rings of Life
Wood conveys the ideas of antiquity and the concentric rings in its stumps capture the idea of fluidity of age. Using miniature wood stumps, I enhanced the concentric rings by marking them in ink and composed the stumps to ease the flow. Upon magnification, the contours begin resembling landforms that reoccur at the end of the exhibition.
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The Drums Influenced by: India
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The Drums Country: India

The Drums are adapted to look like flowers with Goddess Durga, her children. We the common people as beat the drums to welcome the Goddess.

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Live Love Drum Influenced by: India
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Live Love Drum Country: India
DRUMS AND FESTIVITY
A DIGITAL ARTWORK inspired from the concept of Ashtadhatu -where 8 metals are mixed in equal proportion ( gold, silver, copper, lead, zinc, tin, iron, and antimony or mercury).
The drummers help build the spirit and also set the mood. Inspired from the festive season in India during September 2021.
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Save Rhinos
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Save Rhinos

DON’T LET RHINOS BECOME EXTINCT LIKE DINOS

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Stop Poaching Animals
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Stop Poaching Animals

Stop poaching animals. Save Animals.

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I am not fake
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I am not fake

Poster on the wall to drive home the message

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Water-wise Dutch Architecture: IJburg Influenced by: Netherlands (Holland, Europe)
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Water-wise Dutch Architecture: IJburg Country: Netherlands (Holland, Europe)

IJburg is a residential neighbourhood in Amsterdam, currently under construction. It is situated in the IJmeer and is being built on artificial islands that have been raised from the lake.

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Water-wise Dutch Architecture De Beemster Influenced by: Netherlands (Holland, Europe)
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Water-wise Dutch Architecture De Beemster Country: Netherlands (Holland, Europe)

The Beemster, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a unique cultural landscape in the Netherlands featuring scenic polders, waterways,dykes and charming farmhouses. In the 1600s, the land was reclaimed by the Dutch in an area that was still an inland sea using windmills- converting it into a gorgeous landscape divided into a grid pattern.

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KHEYA – The Boats Influenced by: India
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KHEYA – The Boats Country: India

খেয়া-
Dedicated to poet, writer, playwright, composer, philosopher, social reformer, and painter Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore.

An illustration created by me on the birth anniversary of the Nobel Laureate Rabindra Nath Tagore – 9th May 2021

Rabindranath Tagore’s birth anniversary falls on the 25th day of the Bengali month of Boishakh, or Pochishe Boishakh.

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THE FACE
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THE FACE

Do not Judge. You only know my face, not my story is to drive home the message that no one should be judged instantly. Knowing a person is important before forming an impression. Live life happily!

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