Inter Desert are a series of small interventions in the Thar Desert.

An egg shape form was used as a volumetric constrain, we explored different fabrication methods to interpret structural possibilities.
A skin like approach allowed us to reach different and exiting permeable structures.

Concrete mud is a dynamic configuration that enhances play and movement, the installation appears to be more suitable when seen closer to its apparent front line, but as you move further and around it becomes less predictable. Unlike the concrete block, the muds malleability and uncertainty achieves a subtle presence in space and a fine connection to its landscape.

is a game design project…
Lu is stock in a loop that appears to be empty, you must help Lu find the exit and loop onto the next Level.
”Must use brain to finish all levels, easy to learn but hard to master…”

Sometimes doing nothing leads to something is the record of a random encounter with a stand-alone minimalist piece.
The five rectangular ice blocks standing in front of Francis Alÿs studio in Mexico City appeared out of nowhere, it’s evident that their presence was nonintentional, yet ‘Sometimes doing nothing leads to something’.

a subtle relationship, something as simple as wood and cement. A simple joint can activate a space.

An element of play among ancient ruins makes for a fun experience.

Video Password: Jaisalmer
Two artists in the Thar desert...
Their collaboration gravitates around the idea of space, movement and time.

Collaboration by:
Eduardo Dana (Mexico), Seonath Wakrambam (India)
Soundtrack by: Nongpok Arambam (India)

Six artists interpretation of idhar-udhar (here and there)
Each with a scene, each with a space.

Collaboration by: Tarun Bhargava (India), Vagaram Choudhary (India), Eduardo Dana (Mexico), Kailash Kumar (India), Manish Mistry (India), Monique Romeiko (Canada)