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celebration

Celebration

Celebration

'Celebration,' is a piece that celebrates the profound connection between the earthly and the otherworldly. 

The process was an intuitive journey with music constantly informing the illustration and vice versa. ✨🌍

Evocation

Evocation

Evocation

This work uses ambience sounds and surrounding visual cues of

specific sites as impetus for evocation of memories from different timelines.

Details

Three timeline :

2014- 2018 and 2020 - 2021 :Bangalore 

2018- 2020 : London

1991- 2005 : Childhood (Chennai)

Inspired from various sounds of London and Bangalore, including the silence of frequent power cuts due to rains to evoke memories from both the sites. A sound loop produced from manual Shruti box and violin which are used to create approaching train sound to relive my loving memories of travelling in train with my family to rural villages in Tamil Nadu.


 

'Microplastics and Noise' - ongoing art project (first draft): 

microplastic

'Microplastics and Noise' - ongoing art project (first draft): 

 

Noise is omnipresent in the environment in the form of intrinsic audio and visual patterns. The analogical view of such noises (white, brownian and pink) as different types of microplastics, forms the narrative for this audio-visual art work. This project is currently in progress.

Audio created for this video (first draft) :

- Blue whale clicks and dolphin squeaks) were created using condoms and rulers.

- White, brownian and pink noises in the background were created using LDPE bags.

 

Other audio sources used:

The whale moaning sound files used are under Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication, in authorship of

 -Wilfredo R Rodriguez H (Humpback Whales and Dolphin moans) 

 -Spyrogumas (Humpback Whale song)  

recovery

Recovery:

Based on my personal journey in acceptance of unilateral high-frequency hearing loss.

This is one of the paintings creating while recovering from a surgical procedure. 

"What about those murky, nonsensical ones?
Neither euphonious nor cacophonous utterances.
Yes, those. I don't miss them."

flower before dawn
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