Bandish Projekt : Out of the Box
India – Originally initiated as a 3-member act including Mayur Narvekar, Udyan Sagar and Mehirrnath Chopra, Bandish Projekt was kicked off in 1997 – a time when the electronica genre was fraught with
India – Originally initiated as a 3-member act including Mayur Narvekar, Udyan Sagar and Mehirrnath Chopra, Bandish Projekt was kicked off in 1997 – a time when the electronica genre was fraught with
Australia – Never one to waste a creative opportunity, Australian filmmaker Darius Devas seized the chance to travel to Anjuna Beach to shoot the reunion of the original Goa hippies and delve
Afghanistan – With a determination of taking a stand against a world where women are attacked and harassed, Shannon set out to be a women’s rights activist in a place
India – One is a poet enjoying late success as a novelist, the other a jazz singer caught in the Bombay grind. When Jeet Thayil and Suman Sridhar met in
Australia – From traversing across Australia and peregrinating to both poles, to climbing Everest like it’s a routine part of a succinct fitness schedule – Jon Muir is one wilderness
Netherlands – Berndnaut Smilde makes art out of thin air. His cloud pieces live just long enough to be photographed before disappearing and it’s these photographs that draw us in –
U.S.A. – With a vision of bridging cultural barriers and connecting to the people, Darren Ornitz set out to explore the lands of more than 25 countries. Emaho caught up with Darren
Cambodia – Hailing from different backgrounds across Europe, Cambodia and Australia, the Cambodian Space Project engages deeply in cultural treasure hunting and presents before its audience a revolutionary sound experience
U.S.A. – Candace Rose Rardon is an American travel writer and sketch artist. At 22 years of age, she fell in love with the diversity of what the world has
Nepal – After giving hours and years to her various jobs and achieving success, Barbara was left lost and sick. She pursued to understand what gave her joy and found
U.S.A. – Wafaa Bilal is no traditional artist. This Iraqi-born American artist draws from his personal life and identity to make highly political works. Working mainly with his body as
Canada – Mike Corey’s “Kick the Grind TV”, could be called an amalgamation of his degree in biology, his love for break dance, and his undying curiosity to discover and