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Melukote ~ An Imagined Landscape
There was intense sense of pride amongst children, to spot their houses and tanks they knew of in the model.The children at the end of the exhibition by their little finger prints pledged to save the tanks.
On the other hand were old aged men and women in their 90s, who lamented about the tanks that have been closed down and helped us to locate on the map.
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Design of Magic
‘ You can ask me whatever you want to, I may not have answers but certain times, questions are more important than answers itself’.
– Satish Kumar
20190829 Akarmaa Research
Akarmaa Research 20190829 Date: 2019 August 29Place: INTACH Hyderabad State Central Library, Hyderabad Description coming up soon… For Facebook Post
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Children of Landscape
An exercise to understand children’s perception of their city. Draw and Connect Children observe and connect with their environment in unique ways. Cars they look out of, buildings they cross, puppy around the street corner, parlor they buy ice-cream from and bench they sit to relish it; all collectively become their landscape.
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CITY unFOLDED
Puzzles have always intrigued curious minds. CITY unFOLDED is a set of 27 designed cubes stringed together, as a part of the Tracing Narratives Expo – Hyderabad Stop. Inspired from the snake cube game, this was an attempt to connect the people of city with the different layers of Hyderabad’s Built Landscape from 1591