Art & Design
Aarti in Rishikesh - Saffron Photograph Snatchesby on 30 Oct 2009
in Art & Design, Featured, Photo EssaysAarti at the Parmarth Ashram. As sun sets. Lots of saffron-orange. River flowing behind. Young boys in orange. Lots of young boys looking devout, looking bored, tired. Boys looking around, toward the ceremony happening, a young boy reading out prayers. A throng of people facing the water.
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My Photographic Shrine to the Recoleta Cemetaryby on 28 Sep 2009
in Art & Design, FeaturedI spent two weeks in Buenos Aires taking pictures of everything I saw, from the shopping district to beaches in Uruguay to a Gaucho Ranch. What caught my eye was the Recoleta Cemetery where Eva Peron is buried. I wanted to combine all the pictures I had taken and create _____ (something) that had a shrine-like quality that reflected the mausoleums in the cemetery.
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Photos by Night: Bombay from a Taxiby on 16 Sep 2009
in Art & Design, Featured, Photo EssaysDesign conference over & done, my last night. Sleepy Mishra Taxi driver, my trusty Canon. A few hours - we started at 12 midnight - and some studio play to show you what I saw.
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So Many Draped Pants: Gaurav Gupta at Men’s Fashion Weekby on 15 Sep 2009
in Art & Design, FeaturedI traipsed all the way to the Grand in anticipation, with awaited breath (waiting an hour), to see what Gaurav Gupta was going to wow the crowd with once again. He, on previous occasions, has proved himself to be a master draper and has presented very interesting and conceptual silhouettes. With his collection for the Van Heusen Men’s Fashion Week, he did reinforce that point.
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Design Surprises from a Road Trip to Rajasthanby on 24 Aug 2009
in Art & Design, Featured, Photo EssaysWe drove to a friend’s wedding in Jodhpur. A large jeep, and a camera. Many images that made us look, with amazement, out the window, stop and get out. A continuous reel of inspiration, graphics, art, architecture. Surprises of design and innovation on street corners. Stark visuals everywhere.
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