Posts by mosquitomassala
Video Tattoo - A Travelling Studio
By mosquitomassala | On 10/07/2018 | In Art Residencies / Workshops
Workshop at Kaalo.101 in Patan, Nepal
By mosquitomassala | On 10/07/2018 | In Art Residencies / Workshops
Bonjour India!
By mosquitomassala | On 10/07/2018 | In Exhibition / Interactive Design
Mosquito Massala had the pleasure to work on 2 art installations as part of the
Immersive, Multimedia and Interactive Journey for the
Bonjour India: The Experience Project, curated by Institut français India and SpaceMatters!
This year we celebrate Innovation, Creativity, Partnership across India and France!
A pavilion that travelled over 3500 kilometres; a celebration in 3 cities (Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata); and 1,80,000 visitors who joined this discovery of knowledge and stories.
Along with French Ambassador Alexandre Ziegler;
MJ Akbar, Minister of state for External Affairs
and Counsellor for Cooperation and Cultural Affairs, Dr Bertrand de Hartingh were present at the launch.
SANDSCAPE ART RESIDENCY / KHURI 2016
By mosquitomassala | On 10/07/2018 | In Sandscape Festival / Art Residency
SANDSCAPE ART RESIDENCY / KHURI 2015
By mosquitomassala | On 10/07/2018 | In Sandscape Festival / Art Residency
Video Sculpture - Mumbai Laboratory
By mosquitomassala | On 27/07/2017 | In Art Residencies / Workshops
Weave9 Art Residency
By mosquitomassala | On 27/07/2017 | In Art Residencies / Workshops
Weave9 Meanohara 2013 Winter Residency (A 6-day lab to generate stimuli amongst contemporary artists, inquiring the act of process in Art and exploring multi-disciplinary processes.
Sony Award for Major Lazer
By mosquitomassala | On 25/07/2017 | In Exhibition / Interactive Design
Sculpture Designed and Created by Samvida Nanda and Viktor Furiani of the Mosquito Massala.
CONCEPT NOTE
SKETCH
PROCESS
HAATHI jumped onto a truck and traveled to the Mad Decent Block Party to meet Major Lazer.
Scenes from the Photo Shoot:
Major Lazer was happy to meet Haathi, and their Photo together was celebrated on their Instagram page.
Five Senses of Caesarstone by Hafele
By mosquitomassala | On 25/07/2017 | In Exhibition / Interactive Design
We had the pleasure of working with Wire Media Consulting Pvt. Ltd. for the stall:
CAESARSTONE by HAFELE at India Design Fair, New Delhi, 2015.
We worked on:
1. The Global Consulting (Participation in definition of the Identity of the Stall)
2. Design of the central Video Mapping Installation, Mapping, Creation of Contents and Management of a Motion Designer.
3. Documentation (Pictures and Videos) of the Process and Exhibition.
4. Edit of final Montage.
Team: Samvida Nanda and Viktor Furiani of The Mosquito Massala.
Story of Light Festival 2015 -A CLOCKWORK BLUES
By mosquitomassala | On 24/07/2017 | In Art Residencies / Workshops
“A Clockwork Blues” is an experimental storytelling project which cultivates light to bring life to a paper theatre book.
Read about the Project on the Story of Light website at:
http://thestoryoflight.org/viktor-samvida/
Newspaper Article:
Story of Light Festival 2015
ABOUT THE WORKSHOP:
“A Clockwork Blues” is an experimental storytelling project which cultivates light to bring life to a paper theatre book.
As we enter, the room is dark. The book opens by itself, revealing the first tableau of pop-ups gears, made from layered paper cut-outs. Then, the light runs on the paper, textures the shapes, fixes the décor. Tiny characters enter the scene, explore the gears. Now bright enough, the glowing sculpture blinks along the music, runs on the walls into organic spirals, bounces across space to caress the shadows of the audience…
This is the time to gather, to explore through the evening and the night, how to light a story… a Story of Light. In this workshop, we offer a participative experience across the fields of science, art, design and technology; with the purpose to create, share, and hybridise stories made of and about Light. The art process is illustrated with demonstrations and performances. It is open to all (ages 12+). Three activities run together during the workshop:
– Preparation of a 3D sculpture with Paper Art (Exploring Origami and Kirigami – working towards the Pop-Up Book).
– Projection Mapping on the 3D sculptures and VJing (how to create, apply and control a light design in real-time on a volume).
– Video Feedback (how to create an interactive light installation with video, and to perform with the light entity generated).
The result is a multi-modal art installation; which is intuitive, accessible, and reactive to its participants and environment.The Clockwork Blues Project regroups these different components and introduces the workshop as an open narrative system.