Serenity
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The document describes a proposed installation called "Serenity" that aims to provide a multi-sensory experience for visitors through exploring different dimensions like texture, sound, touch, movement, smell, and visuals. The installation will be open to all but is ultimately intended to be placed in a blind school, so materials will be carefully selected. The tentative theme is the feel of an Indian home, but materials will be prototyped and tested to help determine the final theme. A tentative list of materials is then provided.
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Serenity
- 1. SERENITY Facilitator - Meera Curam Course Beyond sight Harleen Chatha Ria Bajaj
- 2. Concept The aim of this installation is to create something that will explore different dimensions texture, sound, touch and feel, movement, smell and visuals and thus provide all the visitors with an experience; a picture that they will take away from the exhibit, or a sound that will ring in their ears for a few steps, or the oh-so-familiar smell. We are going to keep the exhibit open for all, although our intention is to finally place this in a blind school, and thus we will take certain precautions with material selection, etc. Our tentative theme now is the feel of an Indian home, but our general plan is to go about prototyping and trying out different materials and how they feel/sound, and then determine a theme accordingly.
- 4. Tentative list of materials - Terra cotta - Manjeera - Ghungroo - Acrylic sheets - Thin metal pipes from like old wind chimes - Metal and glass beads - Wet paper folding - Rattle snake magnets - Milk bottles - Dumroo - Aluminium tins with cat littter - Suction caps - Bangles