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Whether it is art, architecture, or science, one cannot do away with lines or geometry so easily. Even in abstract art, say Jackson Pollock’s drip-technique masterpieces, one may still see a semblance of incidental geometry. Each line, each angle, and each shape has a unique purpose, which affects the composition as a whole. The study […]
Lessons in Line, Length, and Angle: Who Invented Trigonometry? Read More »
Yogendra Tripathi (b. 1965) is an Indian artist who has received his Master’s degree in painting from the Indira Kala Sangeet Vishwa Vidyalaya, Khairagarh, in Chattisgarh. He has held ten one-person shows and more than sixty group shows across India and abroad. Akhilesh Varma, a seasoned and esteemed artist in his own right, offers his
Coloured Pencils and pens are undoubtedly the only way to go when defining a landscape. Myriad colors create a vibrant atmosphere successfully evoking benign human emotions. But we cannot deny the fact that we love black and white drawings. Black and white drawings connote a sense of simplicity and timelessness. Rather than focusing on latent
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Modern video games have evolved magnanimously in terms of graphics and design details. Significant attention is being put into the architecture of these high-tech video games to provide a realistic and immersive experience to the players. Video games are location specific, and it goes without saying that a lot of manpower and architectural input is
Grand Theft Auto VI and the Evolution of Architecture in the Gaming Industry Read More »
In the ever-evolving landscape of the digital age, the symbiotic relationship between humans and technology has ushered in a paradigm shift in design processes. Beyond merely providing tools and software for user learning, the digital realm has birthed a novel dynamic where the software itself learns from user behaviour, autonomously generating design plans. The concept
Urban farming incorporates agricultural methods into built areas by fusing conventional farming methods with creative design ideas. With this strategy, cities may encourage sustainable living, lower transportation expenses, and grow their food. In cities across North America, Europe, and Asia, the urban agricultural movement is gaining traction and is becoming a vital component of urban
Krishna Popaliya, a thoughtful artist driven by a commitment towards the nuanced facets of a woman’s existence within society, crafts compelling narratives through her unique exploration of materials. In her artistic journey, she fervently advocates for the equitable placement of women in society, manifesting her convictions through a keen observation of their life cycle, challenges,
For most of us, the journey packs a stronger punch than the destination. Whether you travel by bus, train, or flight, nothing diminishes the thrill of looking outside the window and taking in the beauty. If you travel frequently, we assume that you must be acquainted with arid deserts, lush forests, and cold snow, despite
Born Itze-Leib Schmuilowsky in Estonia on February 20, 1901, Louis Kahn became one of the greatest architects of the 20th century after emigrating to the United States. After touring Europe in 1928, Kahn became interested in Medieval architecture, which cemented his architectural identity in his 50s. His style, which broke from early Modernism and was
Louis Kahn: Combining Modernity and Tradition Read More »
Call us intrigued, for we have been re-reading these architecture books. Art and architecture are multifaceted domains, which have and continue to captivate and inspire us. Today, we bring to you a curated list of must-read architectural books which dive deep into architectural writing in India. The selected architects and firms are not only master
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