Modern Indian Art - Principles of design
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This document delves into the captivating realm of Modern Indian Art, elucidating its underlying principles of design. Offering a comprehensive exploration, it navigates through the intricate tapestry of artistic expression that characterizes the contemporary Indian art scene. From vibrant color schemes to dynamic compositions, from traditional motifs to avant-garde innovations, this document unveils the fundamental principles that shape and define modern Indian artistic endeavors. Through insightful analysis and illustrative examples, it seeks to unravel the essence of Indian artistry, offering a rich tapestry of inspiration for artists, enthusiasts, and scholars alike. Whether one seeks to understand the fusion of tradition and modernity or explore the diverse cultural influences that permeate Indian art, this document serves as an indispensable guide to unraveling the mysteries of Modern Indian Art's design principles.
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As the lights dim, the canvas comes to life, adorned with tales of gods, goddesses, and everyday life, intricately depicted through bold lines and vivid hues. Each stroke of the brush is a testament to the skill and creativity of the artist, conveying emotions and narratives with unparalleled precision.
Our journey begins by dissecting the foundational elements of Pattachitra design. We explore the significance of line, the backbone of this art form, which guides the eye and delineates shapes with grace and fluidity. From delicate curves to bold, decisive strokes, each line tells a story of its own, weaving together a tapestry of tradition and innovation.
Next, we immerse ourselves in the world of color, where every hue holds meaning and symbolism. From the fiery reds symbolizing passion and courage to the serene blues evoking tranquility and spirituality, we decode the language of color in Pattachitra, understanding its role in conveying mood, emotion, and narrative.
Moving forward, we examine the intricate patterns and motifs that adorn Pattachitra compositions. From floral motifs representing nature's bounty to geometric patterns symbolizing cosmic order, these elements add depth and texture to the artwork, inviting viewers to explore their intricacies and unravel their hidden meanings.
But Pattachitra is more than just lines, colors, and patternsit is a living, breathing art form that reflects the culture, beliefs, and traditions of its creators. As we conclude our presentation, we reflect on the timeless beauty and enduring legacy of Pattachitra, celebrating its ability to transcend time and space, and inspire generations to come.
Join us on this enlightening journey as we unravel the mysteries of Pattachitra through the lens of design elements, gaining a deeper appreciation for this exquisite art form and the artisans who bring it to life.PYAAR KA PUNCHNAMA 2024 | BITS Goa Quiz Club | Modern Love Quiz | QM: Prayag ...
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Do you believe in 'Ishq wala love' or are you the 'Oyo room' kinda person?
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Open to all (this includes couples, singles & hopeful romantics, even potential third-wheelers )
Date: 22 Feb'24
Time: 7 PM
Venue: DLT-5
See you there!!
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DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.31819.77604
Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) are a special type of neural networks that are exceptionally good at working with data, like images, signals etc. The usage of Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) in high-performance computing has garnered significant attention with the advent of Artificial Intelligence. This thesis investigates the performance and resource utilization of various convolutional neural network (CNN) models for implementation on Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs). The primary objective is to identify optimal CNN models for FPGA deployment based on their performance, resource utilization, and other relevant parameters. Two prominent CNN models, AlexNet and MobileNet, were chosen for analysis. Both models were implemented on an FPGA platform. Performance metrics such as resource utilization metrics, including logic slices, memory blocks, and DSP slices, were monitored to assess the hardware requirements of each model. The evaluation results demonstrate that MobileNet exhibits significantly lower resource utilization compared to AlexNet while maintaining a commendable level of performance. This suggests that MobileNet is a more efficient option for deploying CNN models on FPGAs with limited hardware resources. AlexNet, on the other hand, offers superior performance but at the expense of higher resource consumption. This makes it a suitable choice for applications where performance is paramount and resources are less restricted.This analysis provides valuable insights into the suitability of different CNN models for FPGA implementation based on their performance and resource utilization characteristics.
Keywords: Convolutional Neural Networks, FPGA, Performance, Resource Utilization, AlexNet, MobileNetAN ANALYSIS ON SEABORNE VESSEL TRAFFIC & ECONOMY | Maritime Studies 
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Maritime trade is an activity that involves the transportation of goods and people on a body of water. It used to be conducted by ships traveling on open seas, but with the advent of globalization, seaways have become more bustling. The global economy has evolved into a massive interdependent system where all countries participate in many facets of our lives. One way for this system to function effectively is for each country to have a strong maritime industry which is capable of offering food products and energy sources, as well as creating jobs.
To find the answer to the question How do they contribute to more trade, investments and opportunities? We have used our own analysis methods to analyze cargo and tanker traffic data over 14 days and over two years. Also, it is evident that when comparing containerized cargo and tanker movements conveyed by vessels of different sizes (from bulk carrier to container vessel) both have various advantages like enhanced speed (containerized cargo), reduced turnaround time (containerized cargo), etc.
Quizzinga- Biz & Inno Quiz | Coalescence'23 | BITS Goa Quiz Club | QM:Prayag...
Quizzinga- Biz & Inno Quiz | Coalescence'23 | BITS Goa Quiz Club | QM:Prayag...Prayag Mohanty
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Get ready to test yourself in the world of business, from start ups to product innovation as we bring you our very own Business and Innovation quiz! Join in teams of three to showcase your trivia and creativity skills! With a prize pool of 50K, this is the most lucrative place to flex your quiz skills!
First Prize: 30k
Second Prize: 15k
Third Prize: 5k
Date: 16th SepPotluck - Food & Culinary Quiz 2022 | QM Prayag Mohanty | BITS Pilani KK Birl...
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BITS Goa Quiz Club x BITS Goa Culinary Club
present
POTLUCK, A Food & Culinary Quiz open to all culinary connoisseurs!
Join us at for a fun time to get your brain pickin' on food, gastronomy, gourmet and everything in between
Open to all BITSians !!
Venue: LT-1
Date: 2nd October
Time: 5:00 PM
基 Unleash Your Inner Foodie: Embark on a Culinary Quiz Adventure!
Calling all food enthusiasts, aspiring chefs, and curious minds with a taste for knowledge! Are you ready to tantalize your taste buds and put your culinary wisdom to the test? Look no further! Join us for an exciting and mouthwatering culinary quiz presentation on 際際滷Share that promises to challenge your food knowledge and leave you craving for more!
What Awaits You in the Culinary Quiz:
Prepare yourself for a delectable smorgasbord of food-related questions from around the world! From iconic dishes and culinary techniques to food history and exotic ingredients, our quiz will take you on a journey of flavors and aromas, all while enhancing your understanding of the culinary arts.Aero Quiz 2022 | QM: Prayag Mohanty | BITS Pilani KK Birla Goa Campus | BITS ...
Aero Quiz 2022 | QM: Prayag Mohanty | BITS Pilani KK Birla Goa Campus | BITS ...Prayag Mohanty
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Do you love watching planes takeoff the tarmac? Or enjoy being updated with the latest trends in tech?
BITS Goa Quiz Club in collaboration with Aerodynamics Club is delighted to announce its latest quiz - Just Wing It!
About:
Time: 7 - 8 PM
Date: 15th October
Venue: DLT8
Topic: Aerodynamics, aviation (broadly, across themes and genres)
Guidelines:
- Open to all BITSians
- Teams of 1-3, individual participation is allowed
- Carry along a pen & a sheet of paper
Register now, link in bio
Expect some good trivia & fun !!
See you there!!
Calling all aviation enthusiasts, engineering aficionados, and science buffs! Are you ready to delve into the world of aerodynamics and uncover the secrets behind flight? Look no further! Join us for an exhilarating aerodynamics quiz presentation on 際際滷Share that will take you on an educational journey through the fascinating realm of air and wings!
What Awaits You in the Quiz:
Prepare to be amazed by a comprehensive collection of aerodynamics questions that cover everything from the principles of lift and drag to the evolution of aircraft design. Our quiz has been meticulously curated to appeal to learners of all levels, from beginners to seasoned aviation experts.Development Economics Assignment (NAFTA + MERCOSUR): A look at the Industrial...
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The 21st century has been a tumultuous one for the industrial sector of different countries. The population has seen a slow but a definite rise, so has Gross Domestic Product (GDP) over the past 2 decades. The report below collects and analyses the parameters of the industrial sectors of NAFTA and MERCOSUR countries.
The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) was implemented in 1994 to encourage trade between the U.S., Mexico, and Canada. NAFTA reduced or eliminated tariffs on imports and exports between the three participating countries, creating a huge free-trade zone.
MERCOSUR, also known as the Common Market of the South, is a trade bloc agreement that exists between the following South American countries: Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Venezuela. The trade bloc was established under the Treaty of Asuncion in March 1991; it was then expanded under the 1994 Treaty of Ouro Preto, which set up a formal customs union.
The main objective of Mercosur is to bring about the free movement of goods, capital, services, and people among its member states. In addition to the four founding members of Mercosur and Venezuela, there are five countries with associate member status. These countries are Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru. As associate members, they can join free-trade agreements but do not receive the benefits of the customs union.
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- 1. Madhura Godbole | Shamita Huchchannavar | Prayag Mohanty
- 2. anju dodiya Knownfor Introspective and emotionally charged works that often explore themes of identity, memory, and loss with layered and complex compositions contemporary Indian artist
- 3. Anju Dodiya, Mourner in Rose Print, 2004 | Vadehra Art Gallery
- 4. Balance: Dodiya could achieve balance in her composition by carefully distributing visual elements such as figures, symbols, and negative space throughout the artwork. This could create a sense of equilibrium and harmony, mirroring the emotional balance sought during the mourning process. Scale: The singular person in frame highlights the individual and focuses on the grief of the woman. These patterns might symbolize the cyclical nature of grief, the interconnectedness of memory, or the enduring presence of loss. Unity/Variety: Unity is achieved through the use of a limited color palette or recurring shapes, figurines throughout the composition. Variety is introduced through contrasting colors and textures.
- 5. Movement: Dodiya might create a sense of movement in "Mourners" through the arrangement of elements or the use of directional lines and shapes. This movement could suggest the passage of time or the emotional journey of mourning, guiding the viewer's eye through the composition in a deliberate manner. Rhythm: Through the repetition or alternation of elements, Dodiya could establish a rhythmic quality in "Mourners" that echoes the ebb and flow of emotional intensity. This rhythmic repetition helps to unify the composition and create a sense of continuity and coherence
- 6. samir sarkar contemporary Indian artist Knownfor Featuring human figures with headgear and face paints on them, which represent how people can be both good or bad depending on their situation in life.
- 7. Samir Sarkar, TheSoundsofHarmony 2004 | Gallery Kolkata
- 8. Unity/Variety: Unity is achieved through the use of a limited color palette or recurring shapes, figurines throughout the composition. Variety is introduced through contrasting colors and textures. Scale: All the figures are of the similar scale, indicating equal emphasis on each person. Balance: Sarkar could achieve balance in his composition by carefully distributing visual elements such as figures, symbols, and negative space throughout the artwork. The orange-blue hue balance is a classic color combination that has been used to denote duality.
- 9. Movement: The themes and movement of lines are such that we are directed to the musical instruments that each person holds. Rhythm: The layering technique and use of acrylic paints suggest a rhythmic process in Sarkar's artistic approach. The repetition of brushstrokes and patterns, as well as the progression of colors and forms, contribute to the overall rhythm and flow of the composition, enhancing the viewer's engagement with the artwork.
- 10. thank you