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Hey, I’m Sanghamithra

Observing. Questioning. Creating.

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Illustrations

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Branding

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Installation

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Semiotics

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Concept photography

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Illustrations

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These illustrations contains both real life observation and project based on visual culture exploration.

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Branding

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My practice explores visual story telling across diverse context from developing visual identity for a tradition performance art to creating conceptual brands and thereby forming a design system. My work focuses on cultural narrative and sensory experience into visual form.

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Installation

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This mixed media installation is about TIME AS A MATERIAL, which explores the layering of time in urban spaces, where it accumulates, folds, and reveal itself through spaces, people and hand based crafts. This integrates visual narrative, material elements and spatial design.

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Semiotics

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How minimalism and its elements in Indian fashion is not a reflection of culture but rearticulation, where my intent was to visually show how dressing style, draping, neutral or sober colours depicts gender neutrality while also how minimalism connects to Indian heritage through fabrics.

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Concept photography

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This project is based on Flipping the Gaze: The City Speaks. We rethink Bangalore’s urban fabric - not as passive viewers but rather by turning the gaze, anthropomorphizing city features, and treating the city as a living, breathing organism. Usually, in city explorations, we see, map, and examine areas from a human-centered perspective. But the idea of "flipping the gaze" urges us to observe the world from the point of view of non-human elements such as streets, gardens, lakes, buildings, and other numerous aspects of the surroundings. The pioneering work of French psychologist Jacques Lacan, who saw that the object of our eye's glance is somehow staring back at us, greatly shapes this idea of the "Gaze" (Lacan, 1978).

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