Representing fear: Anil Vangad and Venkat Shyam

Why is that which is revered or feared is given a form? Is it because fear of the unknowable and invisible can seem like an abyss, and manifesting it to form perhaps makes it finite? Or perhaps it brings some solace and gives courage to encounter it? Artists Venkat Shyam from Madhya Pradesh and Anil Vangad from Maharashtra, India, attempt to give a form to fear of the corona virus and perhaps anger to make peace with their observations.

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Journal of Illustration
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1386/jill_00099_7
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Indian History and Philosophy
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Representing fear: Anil Vangad and Venkat Shyam

Nina Sabnani
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Representing fear: Anil Vangad and Venkat Shyam

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Abstract

Why is that which is revered or feared is given a form? Is it because fear of the unknowable and invisible can seem like an abyss, and manifesting it to form perhaps makes it finite? Or perhaps it brings some solace and gives courage to encounter it? Artists Venkat Shyam from Madhya Pradesh and Anil Vangad from Maharashtra, India, attempt to give a form to fear of the corona virus and perhaps anger to make peace with their observations.

Journal of IllustrationVol. 11(2)
Srishti Institute of Art Design and Technology (IN)
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Indian History and Philosophy
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