Art Installations
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Suvarna-nimisha-padma
The ‘Suvarna-nimisha Padma’ is a mesmerizing chandelier meticulously crafted with golden poly silk thread.
Inspired by the mythical golden lotus that blooms in the moonlight in Hindu mythology, it embodies the celestial garden named Svarnaloka, where divine beings reside. At its core lies the ‘Suvarna-Nimisha’ Padma, a lotus made of pure gold, said to bloom exclusively under the moon’s gentle glow.
The intricate crochet work beautifully replicates the delicate blossoms of the lotus flower. Enhanced by sleek LED lights adorning the edges of each petal, it exudes a soft, luminous radiance evocative of moonlit nights. The lotus shape symbolises purity, enlightenment, and spiritual awakening, beckoning viewers to delve into the deeper significance of the golden lotus.
This chandelier seamlessly blends traditional craftsmanship with modern illumination, presenting a timeless fusion of grace and refinement. It compels onlookers to behold the transcendent beauty of the lotus, inspiring a deep sense of reverence and awe with each illuminated petal.
Size : 4 feet, 5 feet and 6 feet diameter individual chandeliers, total height 12 feet
Material : M.S. Metal Frames and Crocheted polysilk petals with Wipro LED
Craft : Origami
July - 2024
Time Required to make: 2.5 Months
The jewel of the Nizam
“The Jewel of the Nizam” is an 18-foot large hand-folded chandelier, designed to illuminate the splendor of Zeeshan Biryani restaurant. Drawing from the elegance and intricacy of paper folding, this magnificent piece pays homage to the rich cultural tapestry of Hyderabad.
Each fold in this chandelier is a testament to meticulous craftsmanship, capturing the essence of origami while reflecting the opulence of the Nizam era. The intricate design and luminous elements evoke a sense of timeless luxury, casting a warm, inviting glow that enhances the restaurant’s ambiance.
“The Jewel of the Nizam” transcends mere function; it is a work of art that celebrates the harmonious blend of tradition and innovation. As you dine beneath its radiant canopy, let it transport you to a realm where the ancient art of origami meets the regal splendor of Hyderabad, creating an unforgettable dining experience.
Size : Diameter - 18 feet, Height 12 feet (Approximately)
Material : Polypropylene Sheets, M.S. Metal Frames
Craft : Origami
May - 2024
Time Required to make: 2 months
Red Opulence
"Red Opulence" is a curvaceous crocheted artwork that transcends traditional boundaries. With its voluptuous, flowing form and vivid hues, it commands attention and admiration. The incorporation of a delicate lighting strip along its curved edge adds a modern touch, infusing the piece with a dynamic energy that captivates the viewer.
Size : 15 feet X 4 feet X 3 feet
Material : Poly-silk threads with M.S. frames
Craft : Crochet
April - 2024
Time Required to make: 2.2 months
The rich red yarn used in its creation evokes a sense of opulence and passion, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in its allure. "Red Opulence" is not just a work of art; it's an experience—an invitation to indulge in beauty and innovation.
Illuminated cacti-juju
"Cacti Lumina" draws its inspiration from the rugged beauty of the desert. The inverted cacti clusters, adorned with warm and enchanting lights, pay homage to the resilient spirit of the desert and the transformative power of art. Each cactus is meticulously handcrafted, illuminated from within, offering a visually stunning and immersive experience as you sip tequila. This ethereal ambiance invites you to contemplate the harmony between nature and human creativity.
Size : 20 feet X 15 feet X 7 feet height
Material : Polypropylene Sheets M.S. framework
Craft : Origami
April - 2024
Time Required to make: 1.5 months
The Warp & weft of the Wind
In the Entrance Foyer of the Bravo 1 Office at Bengaluru Airport, Origami and Crochet converge to tell a story of flight and flow. The origami elements capture the essence of aerodynamics and exploration, with meticulously folded birds, planes, and abstract forms suspended mid-air, symbolizing precision and innovation in aviation.
Complementing this, the crochet elements weave patterns reminiscent of clouds and rivers, adding warmth and continuity. This tactile component echoes the seamless journey of passengers, creating a harmonious blend of structure and fluidity. Together, the installation transforms the foyer into an inspiring space, celebrating the endless possibilities of flying and flowing.
Venue : Bangalore International Airport BIAL
Facilitated and Mentored by: Ankon Mitra
Time Required to make: 6 months
2021
