TRAVELLING ACTION
ART FOR PEACE
BUCHAREST 2011
From
Sevgi ÜRÜM
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TRAVELLING ACTION
ART FOR PEACE
BUCHAREST 2011
From
Sevgi ÜRÜM
W-AFPIAAP
wafpiaap@gmail.com
Lettering and Sculpture
A Work in Progress
Artist Alec Peever
Poet Amarjit Chandan
Slough, Oxfordshire UK
September 12, 2008
Web Thekaanay
Alec Peever
Amarjit Chandan
Uddari Weblog
City Spirit: Shahr Aatma
Pune-3
Photo 1999
Black and White
Photo by Gurvinder Singh
City Spirit: Shahr Aatma
Pune-2
Photo 1998
Black and White
Photo by Gurvinder Singh
City Spirit: Shahr Aatma
Pune-1
Photo 1998
Black and White
Photo by Gurvinder Singh
City Spirit: Shahr Aatma
Mahabaleshwar
Photo 1999
Black and White
Photo by Gurvinder Singh
City Spirit: Shahr Aatma
Khajuraho-2
Photo 2000
Black and White
Photo by Gurvinder Singh
City Spirit: Shahr Aatma
Hardwar
Photo 1998
Black and White
Photo by Gurvinder Singh
City Spirit: Shahr Aatma
Aurangabad-1
Photo 2001
Black and White
Photo by Gurvinder Singh
City Spirit: Shahr Aatma
Aurangabad-1
Photo 2001
Black and White
Photo by Gurvinder Singh
Salman Pirzada
Film Maker/Dramatist
London 1982
Photo by Amarjit Chandan
More by Amarjit Chandan at Uddari Art:
52 Photos in People Punjab: Portraits
7 Photos in Windows, Doors and Dwellings
3 Photos in Haunting Faces, Amarjit Chandan Collection
7 Photos in Habib Jalib Photo Profile
Amarjit Chandan: Profile
Web Thekaanay
Amarjit Chandan
Uddari Weblog
City Spirit: Shahr aatma
Benaras 2001
Photo
Black and White
Looking at his still photography it becomes clear why Gurvinder Singh must be a film maker; he can pack with ease, an incredible sense of movement and drama in each frame.
The intensity of the action figures in the transitory balance of each composition of time and space delivers a perfect moment of being and existence.
Gurvinder’s cities are expressed through its people; the kind of people who are in-sync with the ‘natural’ beat of that city. In it, he is a rare image-maker who creates healing urban images to bring home the realization that they do actually exist in our cities.
The stylized beauty of each frame, however, keeps images in the slightly unreal realm of the mind; the imagination.
The healing quality of these photos had me stalling as i was posting them. The last post can stay longer on the main page, so i shuffled them to keep one of my top favorites to be the last; ‘Benaras 2001’, the one right above us.
But i actually love Benares; and, Orcha 1999 is unforgettable.
What a pleasure, Gurvinder Singh!