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[IN]SIDE [Volume 01, Issue 02] is the second in a series of bi-annual journals published by Matter in collaboration with H & R Johnson (India) on Contemporary Architecture and Design in India.
The 200-page journal contains more than 350 full-colour images, drawings, essays, dialogues and editorial on projects of many scales and typologies. The article titled 'Suppose I was a Warehouse...' ft. the designer Aziz Kachwalla has been authored by Anusha Narayanan, Partner, Fish Do It.
PhotoSpot: Madhavan Palanisamy [2014] An old conversation with Madhavan Palamisamy. This was back in 2014 (4 years ago :O)…and it was a great pleasure (and honour) to find out that the 2018 ZohoOne campaigns were shot by him and his team. (yellow Image below)
“Maddy’s photographs have a humane appeal, where it seems like the people he captures open up to him with their stories, rather than posing to look a certain way in a perfect picture or being obviously candid. When asked if what he studied had any influence on his work, he says, “Management did to a certain extent because I understood how brands were built using insights. And how images conveyed emotion and moved people to act: engage, reflect and of course buy into the brand’s idea.”
Published in Indian Architect & Builder, Dec. 2013 issue.
In a nutshell, Beri follows a humane and sentient tone to explain his passions, work, and philosophy driven by a conscience which is cosmically one with nature. He effectively uses the rhetoric to evaluate and challenge the predetermined notions of the institutionalised minds of trained architects.
This was a four-part series on Myntra Fashion Incubator (MFI) and its Designer, done as Sponsored Content on Kyoorius.com. The Myntra Fashion Incubator (MFI) was an initiative by the leading fashion retailer to support entrepreneurship in the fashion business.
The iconic collaboration between 10-gruppen and IKEA; and what radicalism and self initiation in design history left behind for the future.
image courtesy IKEA Sweden
"Architecture is a discipline, which lies in this grey zone between design and science, art and utility, physical and cultural i.e. tangible and intangible. Of how much consequence is it as a practice to the urban fabric?" After the Z-Axis Conference of 2015 concluded, this was a post-event essay I wrote for Kyoorius Magazine.
A series of articles done as short case studies of the 2014 Kyoorius Design Awards in-book winners. To see the complete list click this thumbnail. Featuring works in graphic design, art direction, advertising, design for good and more.
Written for kyoorius.com as a way to raise awareness on the nomination process and promote the Kyoorius Awards 2014, in the run-up to the big Awards Night. More on awards here: http://awards.kyoorius.com/
#backtothefuture #backtothepast
Art Story - Montages of Memories Full article here: https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/embed_code/key/4o1H3ybERaUKc
Published in IA&B Magazine (2013): Chicago-based artist, photographer and graphic designer Tim Jarosz expresses his perceptions of Chicago, New York and San Francisco through a series of photomontages, ‘Cityscapes’ and ‘Cityscapes II’ putting together everyday scenes of the cities, but in a tone shifting from familiarity to exploration.
In the Himalayan mountains of Kalga village in Himachal, a group of artists and designers created ‘An Allusion to a Cloud’, an installation made of light, sound and organza silk, enlivening it with the energies of dancer Wei, Ching-Jui.
Written for Matter. Curated/Edited by Maanasi Hattangadi (Founder, Matter.) Under “Installation Design” section of thinkmatter.in.
In an afternoon at Leopold's Cafe (Colaba, Mumbai), I got the chance to catch up with Shilo while she was on a break from painting a wall on Sasson Docks, and we talked about biofeed installations.
Written for Matter. a content initiative that aims to celebrate the diversity and richness of ideas and practices that are quintessentially Indian.
#backtothefuture #backtothepast. This wonderful series called “Munching on Magazines” that unfortunately didn’t go beyond article no. 01 of the series was done in collaboration with Paper Planes, an indie-magazine e-enterprise in India. Minchō remains undoubtedly one of the most intriguing zines I have read so far and this article, though a review of an old issue, remains close to my heart as a review that I still like to revisit (secretly). Published on kyoorius.com
http://kyoorius.com/2016/06/mincho-paper-planes
Having briefly explored the idea of e-commerce platforms for art and design in Kyoorius 27, we thought it would be a good time to revisit the idea and understand the ease with which these platforms function. And so, we curated Digital Bazaars. A series focusing on e-marketplaces where design and art goods are monetised.
"Online bazaars are fringing an entirely new approach to the business of monetising art, making it easier for illustrators, graphic designers, typographers and artists of all kinds to quit 9 to 9 jobs to set up their own workspace. Stay tuned to the series to find out more..."
Spaces. A series of articles that are wayward strolls of the curious mind. At the time when I started this series on Kyoorius.com, I had already produced a long-form article in print on workspaces inside creative offices. Some stories didn't make the cut to the top 5 but the website was the perfect outlet to showcase them. Some spaces were discovered after the print copy was produced. And thus was born "Spaces", a series of spaces that would be interesting to readers of Kyoorius. Creative, and some just unusual. More here: http://kyoorius.com/tag/spaces. [Image courtesy Architecture Brio]
A series of 8 articles featuring movie posters and poster designers from across India. From mainstream Bollywood, to regional cinema and alternative films. Some articles featured released and unreleased works too, for their merit. This was a super fun exercise that still brings a smile to my mind. My favourite article from the series is 24am (http://kyoorius.com/2016/03/final-cut-24-am) [Image courtesy: 24am for Jigarthanda, the film]
“Whenever I think of something interesting visually, I pick up a sketchbook and document it in whatever format I feel best before I lose track of it. Documenting thoughts the moment they occur is i...
Putting pen to paper, she drags the tip in artistic curves, forming words, sentences and stories. As mesmerizing as the art of calligraphy is, the work of Kamaljeet Kaur is also experimental. “Font...
My very first article for Kyoorius (July 2014)