The 100 Day Project
2019
The 100 Day Project is an exploration, created as a part of my daily practice. Inspired by nature, travel, and art, the lines represent my day-to-day interactions, emotional ups and downs, the role of specific people in my life, and moments that stayed with me.
We are constantly surrounded by noise and distractions, accentuated by the constant intervention of technology and virtuality. Through these drawings, I choose to focus on and recreate the simplicity of the world — capturing the essence of each day, while muting the noise that is often hard to ignore.
This series — which shifts from pages in a book, A3 sheets, and the digital space — was a first for me in terms of a sustained engagement for such a duration of time. After a break in practice post my first solo exhibit, this project became a way for me to get back to the studio at a time of personal and emotional vulnerability.
We are constantly surrounded by noise and distractions, accentuated by the constant intervention of technology and virtuality. Through these drawings, I choose to focus on and recreate the simplicity of the world — capturing the essence of each day, while muting the noise that is often hard to ignore.
This series — which shifts from pages in a book, A3 sheets, and the digital space — was a first for me in terms of a sustained engagement for such a duration of time. After a break in practice post my first solo exhibit, this project became a way for me to get back to the studio at a time of personal and emotional vulnerability.
