My final installation was done in a public space, on a terrace. After having a horde of ideas coming from completely different aspects of study, we finally came up with an immensely refined version of an initial rough idea. We planned to put text, a sentence, spread out an A3 sized sheets with normal daily household items hidden under separate white sheets of cloth. the text read 'What is behind the image is concealed' in bold white text with a black background.
After the initial idea, the process of the installation was a tough task with minute necessary details coming every every time you move forward in the process a little. If i am honest even after we were done with everything and looking at the installation with another perspective, I found many very minor and often unnoticed details that could help improve the overall feel of it. I learnt that the process itself is art in itself. it is an experience that is a leaning process for any artist that, in the end, adds to the final piece in a huge way.
Concept note:
This attempts
to play with the concept of sight and image. Every setting before our
eyes can be considered an image, a snapshot, a photograph existing in
that moment in which we see it. Our every day lives exist in the form of
memories and those memories are often retrieved from what we have seen.
Yet what is truly to be considered is perhaps invisible - it is beyond
the visual. The image often is simply a veil, behind which something of
importance may lie.
Here we try
to compress a lifestyle underneath white sheets; every day objects that
perhaps sum up a day in the human experience - an experience hidden by
white. The image is a visual, but the visual is not clearly recognizable.
This
installation addresses one to look at living as an image, and then imply
that there lies an entirely different meaning beyond that image
existing as a realm we may explore. The realm that is concealed behind
the image.
Documentation:
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