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Her Reflection - The One True Joy Of Life.

June 10, 2020

A reflection on how one perceives everyday. How everyday is nothing more than a lesson about tomorrow. A poetic take on scattered ideas.

A poetic take on scattered ideas through art & words.

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Taqdeer - Fortune favours the brave?

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Bhool - To forget. To make a mistake.

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Tere Khwaab

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Yakeen - When one meets after forever

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Uljha Sa Sach | Words are never enough

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Vadiyon Ki Talaash - When you meet but still in search.

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Vadiyon Ki Talaash - When you meet but still in search.

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Her Reflection - The One True Joy Of Life.

Shulabh Gupta

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Her Reflection - The One True Joy Of Life.

Shulabh Gupta

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Shulabh Gupta

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Portrait of A Dreamer

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A series of interviews and articles from & about global creatives. Also an attempt to form a community of awe inspiring artists, designers, photographers, film-makers & writers.

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Jun 14, 2020

Maegan Stracy - Permutation, combinations & blurring the lines between fashion & art

Jun 14, 2020

Stracy’s materially investigative work with different textiles, and other materials takes a lot of time, and labor. The first step involves sampling, and sketching. After that, starting with a piece consists of working “through a regimented system, a grid or a layout, as most textile structures have some form of pattern or repetition”.

Jun 14, 2020

Re-discovering L.A | George Byrne, photographer talks about portraying the everyday urban spaces.

Jun 14, 2020

Born in Sydney, George Byrne, graduated from the University of Sydney: Bachelor of Arts, and Bachelor of Visual Arts (Sydney College of Arts). He had an affinity for photography since a young age; gradually the field became apparent as a natural focus during his studies, and as a possible profession. Moreover, its novel status as a fine arts medium was a source of excitement for him. Moving to Los Angeles—current residence—constituted a defining moment in his professional life; the city’s architecture and its landscape drove the evolution of his work and his passion for it. His subject—everyday urban space—, and vivid style refers to the New Topographics photography, and Modernist painting, respectively.

Jun 14, 2020