Inner Resonance: a return to sama
Communication and Exhibition Design @ National Gallery of Modern Art, Mumbai
Project Overview
Curated by Prof. Sadanand Menon from IIT Madras, this retrospective exhibition encompassed artist S.G. Vasudev's diverse body of work created over 55 years, spanning from 1962 to 2017. His art reflects his deep engagement with nature, ecological issues, relationships, and the performative aspects of life and desire.
May-June 2019 • 8 weeks
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The exhibition received extensive coverage from The Times of India, The Hindu, The Week, and Architectural Digest (IN).
My Contributions
I contributed significantly to space planning and design of the exhibition, supervised site execution, and managed product outsourcing. Additionally, I provided impactful 3D visualizations, walkthroughs, and client presentations to enhance project communication and outcomes.
Space Planning
Walking through the circular gallery space, visitors encounter a diverse array of artworks spanning various mediums, including captivating oil paintings on canvas and intricate pencil drawings on paper. Some of the recurring themes are also beautifully depicted on expansive tapestries and copper reliefs, with entire floors dedicated to showcasing these unique artistic expressions.
Exhibition Design
Vasudev's remarkable talent lies in the seamless blending of art and craftsmanship. Through a well-defined curatorial and design approach, this exhibition skillfully captures the inner rhythms that drive the artist's creative expression. It's worth noting that this exhibition is a traveling one and has already been showcased in major metropolitan cities across India, including New Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, and Mumbai.
