Sudhir Pudutha Ravi
Reclaiming the Urban Environment and Natural Landscape in the COVID-19 Era: Wildlife and Panopticism
Reclaiming the Urban Environment and Natural Landscape in the COVID-19 Era: Wildlife and Panopticism. In the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, an artist's isolation in their Indian home gave rise to a groundbreaking artistic endeavor. As human activity ceased, the initiative attempted to document wildlife restoration in urban areas. This project offers an insightful investigation of topics including human-animal conflict, sustainable coexistence, and Art Education Beyond Anthropocentrism. It draws influence from Michel Foucault's concept of Panopticism and employs postmodernist and posthumanist approaches. The artist set out on a creative journey, recording the movements of birds, insects, and other animals and landscapes, before after and during the lockdown using moving visuals that resembled those from a CCTV surveillance camera.
Christopher Brown • Mikaela Elliot • Sophie Morrell • Shalom Nuhu • Sudhir Pudutha Ravi • Clare Teare • Thais Verhasselt •
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Falmouth University
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Royal College of Art
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University of South Wales
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