Creating environment scapes in the
brain has lead Nandita’s interest in creating spaces where the
viewer is immersed in a sensory/narrative experience. If a change in
space due to migration could bring such a huge leap in consciousness
for the artist herself, she wonders whether her installed spaces
could create even a minute shift in human perception.By curating
installations in one of the world’s biggest slums,Dharavi, a
project based on health and nutrition, women openly discussed
animatedly about sex, domestic violence, and birth control which are
all taboo subjects in India. Nandita’s long term vision is to be
able to implant interactive installations that can be more long term.
Her interest in nature and environmental concerns has lead to explore
three ambitious projects, one of which is an exploration of the
relationship of nature and technology in miniature prototype called
Element: Earth which plays sounds of the Earth under the sun. - See
more at: http://nanditakumar.com/about-me/#sthash.Pk4RKhqb.dpuf
Nandita
began her artistic career in the realist style. Migration has led her
to explore the dynamic process of interplay between events, self and
culture. Through the process of reflection and interpretation she
started creating brain-scapes and narrated the different psychological
experience that she faced due to the new environment.Little stories
became large canvases oozing information explosion, emotions, dripping
paints and a quest to reconstruct the fragmented reality. Soon she felt
limited with painting and her vivid imagination lead her to explore
animation and film. She wanted to create more immersive landscapes that
contained sound, time and space where she could induce the viewer into a
journey. The main protagonist “bRAINFLY” leads the viewer through
environments created of body parts. Her films include The Linear of
Nightmare, Studies on Dualism,The Birth of BrainFly and Tentacles of
Dimensions. - See more at:
http://nanditakumar.com/about-me/#sthash.Pk4RKhqb.dpuf
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