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Magic and Mystery Illuminate Hari & Deepti’s Paper-Cut Dioramas — Colossal

Last updated: December 21, 2024 8:54 pm
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Hari & Deepti, a talented husband and wife duo based in Mumbai, have been captivating audiences with their intricate paper dioramas for over a decade. Their artistry involves cut and layered paper scenes that are delicately placed inside frames and illuminated with soft LEDs. Known for their elaborate narratives, Hari & Deepti have recently shifted towards creating more minimalistic yet enchanting works.

Their latest exhibition, “Forgotten Places of Beings and Things,” is currently on display at Heron Arts in San Francisco. The collection features tiny figures navigating through lush woodlands and windswept dunes, creating worlds filled with magic and intrigue when backlit.

The artists explain, “What amazes us about the paper-cut light boxes is the dichotomy of these pieces in their lit and unlit states. The contrast is so stark that it has this mystical effect on the viewers.”

“Forgotten Places of Beings and Things” will be open for viewing until January 25. In addition to their exhibition, Hari & Deepti have also recently published an illustrated children’s book titled “The Seekers.” To stay updated on their collaborative practice, you can follow them on Instagram.

The intricate papercut worlds created by Hari & Deepti feature tiny figures and creatures amidst tall trees, dunes, and vines. Each piece is meticulously crafted and backlit with warm yellow light, adding a magical touch to the scenes. The attention to detail and the delicate patterns in their work showcase the artists’ dedication to their craft.

The exhibition showcases various pieces such as “The Walk to Two Ponds,” “The Stories They Told Us,” “Through the Wind Swept Field,” “A Forest Structure,” “Time Keepers 1,” “Under the Vine Forest,” and “It Passes and We Stay.” Each artwork tells a unique story and invites viewers to immerse themselves in the enchanting worlds created by Hari & Deepti.

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For those who appreciate art that transcends traditional mediums, Hari & Deepti’s paper-cut light boxes offer a mesmerizing experience that combines storytelling, craftsmanship, and innovation. Their ability to transport viewers to fantastical realms through intricate paper art is truly awe-inspiring.

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