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The design of the Living room has our heart. The transitioning space with a modern contemporary design with a touch of Indianness directly matches the persona of the client. The space shows vibrancy with minimalism.
The brief given by the client while designing this drawing room was to bring a classic touch to their modern apartment in Hyderabad.
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The Good Life Interiors drenches this home in Indianness for an owner who wanted to stay in touch with his roots
The exhibit at URI tells of Native American children removed from their families and sent to distant boarding schools to erase their “Indianness.”
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Bhopal can be undoubtedly called ‘The city of museums’ because of its rich presence of numerous museums that uphold Indianness in the best possible way.
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A journey of brutalism in congruence with Indianness. The idea was to design in such a way that CONCRETE has an impact. This project involved creating a simple, functional home for a small entrepreneurial family with an appreciable creative streak. The client runs a thriving business, but is also an enthusiastic poet, while his son is an avid wildlife photographer.
The home pairs a captivating style with a large collection of art and accessories along with warmth and a sense of Indianness, that is inhabited by colorful people. Every aspect and aesthetics of this house has been designed keeping in mind their colorful energy and vibrancy. The family wanted a mix of styles playing around their home, making each space look lived -in and be spoke with every corner different from the other, for the daughter Harry Potter theme and for son Marvel's theme along with the spaces filled for relaxation and entertainment. We thus went ahead with a minimalistic design for this 4bhk residence radiating luxury and Indian aesthetics.
"As you grow, you realise the need to minimalise and weed out the unnecessary. Focus becomes all important."- MANJIT BAWAManjit Bawa's art, like the artist himself, was a complex amalgamation of influences that were both vast and eclectic. Bawa drew inspiration from Mughal, Rajput and Pahari miniatures, combined with his knowledge of silk-screen printing, which is observed in the uniform tones of his paintings. Bawa's art spoke volumes about his preference for figurative over abstract art, steering clear of movements prevalent at the time, determined to forge a path and develop a style that was unapologetically his own. His pliant figures, along with his vibrant colour palette, served as a testament to his Indianness, an act of rebellion against the sombre tones of British art that was taught at the time."Manjit's figure is at once an assertion of a tradition and its negation. It hardly owes anything to the realism of the West and its expressionistic aftermath... There is a certain bonelessness, a pneumatic quality to Manjit's figure which echoes both folk Pahari painting and the tantric frescoes of Himalayan Buddhism." (J Swaminathan, "Dogs Too Keep Night Watch," S Kalidas, Bhavna Bawa et al, Manjit Bawa: Let's Paint the Sky Red, New Delhi: Vadehra Art Gallery, 2011, p. 36)Bawa's oeuvre is one that is deeply rooted in poetry and philosophy, as he often turned to Indian mythology, Sufi philosophy, and Sikh oral traditions for inspiration. His curiosity surrounding spiritual mysticism bestowed a transcendental quality to his works, wherein his subjects often appear floating on flat, vibrant colour backgrounds, with solemn stares, gazing into the unknown. While Bawa's process leads him to be detached from the outside world, it's the fluid nature of his art that allows the viewer to stay tethered to the canvas, wherein the artist captures delicate emotions through masterful strokes. "Manjit's art was not so much narrative as it was tersely idiomatic. Short staccato phrases pregnant with as many possibilities as the reader could read into them... Yet, with just the right gesture or a twist of the rubbery body his magical paintings could encapsulate whole Puranic legends and folk tales with a subversive sense of humour." (S Kalidas, Let's Paint the Sky Red: Manjit Bawa, New Delhi: Vadehra Art Gallery, 2011, p. 19)Many of these elements can be seen in the present lot, where a tranquil, saintly figure drifts in a deep indigo background. As is characteristic of Bawa's work, the figure in question is suspended from time and space. However, it's Bawa's signature rendering of colour and free-flowing curves that give the figure an identity of sorts in Bawa's own artistic landscape."As far as the figures are concerned, they are figments and fragments of my dream world. The split figures that remain suspended in space ... convey my innermost emotions. Our life is about being suspended in spatial areas, it's about creatures split up." (Artist quoted in "Manjit Bawa in Conversation with Ina Puri," Bhav Bhaav Bhavya: Frames of Eternity, Mumbai: Sakshi Gallery and Synergy Art Foundation Ltd.; Kolkata: Impresario; New Delhi: Gallery Espace, 1999, p. 6)With hands bound together and an expression that conveys a sense of gaiety, the figure emanates a numinous aura, defining feature of Bawa's opus.
