PORTFOLIO (2)
BIO
Visakh was born and raised in India and moved to the US a couple of years back. He is a graduate from the MFA graphic design program at the Maryland Institute College of Art . Currently he splits his time between working as a designer and creating video / interactive art. He now lives in New york.
Contact : visakhm [at] gmail.com
Contact : visakhm [at] gmail.com
RHIZOME ACTIVITIES
Call For Proposals: Gallery 400: Calling All Artists/Designers/Performance Artists/Architects
Are only Chicago based artists eligible to submit proposals for this call ? Saw that as a criteria on the PDF, would be great if artists from other regions could also participate in it. Pls let me know.
thanks
visakh
visakhm [at] gmail.com
thanks
visakh
visakhm [at] gmail.com
new work - seeking comments and critiques
Hey folks
So I have a new video art work online. Would appreciate if you could have a look and give me some feedback on it. Its a quasi-linear narrative titled "TOENAILS" based on a short story Jorge Luis Borges.
http://www.vmenon.com/toenails/tn1.html
This video is an experiment into the concept of vanity explored from two opposing perspectives. Gender and age play a pivotal role here in creating the differences in outlook towards the same subject. Reading a short story titled “Toenails” by Jorge Luis Borges the narrator laments the banality of toenails and their lack of purpose and function. The narrator wonders about the mechanical nature of toenails, their tireless process of reproduction and even cynically questions their existence. The visual in contrast to the narrative depicts a young woman going through the paces of a pedicure. Unlike the narrator, to her toenails are another opportunity for beautification, a social function she relishes to participate in without being objective about her toenails or pondering the philosophical nature of the act itself.
thanks
cheers
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www.vmenon.com/video
http://rhizome.org/object.php?47249
So I have a new video art work online. Would appreciate if you could have a look and give me some feedback on it. Its a quasi-linear narrative titled "TOENAILS" based on a short story Jorge Luis Borges.
http://www.vmenon.com/toenails/tn1.html
This video is an experiment into the concept of vanity explored from two opposing perspectives. Gender and age play a pivotal role here in creating the differences in outlook towards the same subject. Reading a short story titled “Toenails” by Jorge Luis Borges the narrator laments the banality of toenails and their lack of purpose and function. The narrator wonders about the mechanical nature of toenails, their tireless process of reproduction and even cynically questions their existence. The visual in contrast to the narrative depicts a young woman going through the paces of a pedicure. Unlike the narrator, to her toenails are another opportunity for beautification, a social function she relishes to participate in without being objective about her toenails or pondering the philosophical nature of the act itself.
thanks
cheers
<V>
www.vmenon.com/video
http://rhizome.org/object.php?47249