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1B - Shivam Rastogi, Diva Shetty and Ehsaas Digra

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In the film we see a troubled man fighting with its demonic conscience, trying to stay on the right path. The theme of our artwork is MOVING MIRRORS. Psychologically, mirrors symbolize the threshold between the conscious mind and the unconscious mind. "Moving" corresponds to growth. The film portrays the gradual growth one acquires confronting one's own conscience.

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1A - Jheel Sheth, Shruti Singh, Isabella Trujillo, Bidisha Dam and Rachit Khandelwal

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Brainwashed into allusive religion of my blue blood, born of titular, born in what society deems good, nothing shed the illusion of supremacy quite like pain. Before my watering eyes I have seen my red blood, my own reflection was ashamed. Spine curling defamation opposed to the little child of sepia soken memory in the looking glass. But now, as I see, as I touch and as I explore, I see it and I finally feel it that this has been the reality all along. We have tried to show a different outlook from what we feel defines us and our states. Our take on our culture maybe be quite different from what others believe to be right. From dark corners to liberating skies we are all humans afterall. Our imagination speaks to us, and our creativity binds us. From one mirror to another, we all are unique, and we all are allowed to dream. We are masters of our own might.

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1C - Arshroop Singh Saini, Philip Tony and Kashish Goplani

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This painting shows how the world got affected during the Covid-19 situation. Even though in these times, the world is in dangerous situation, but we all are still not giving up, and are helping each other everywhere in this world. We are doing our best to fight and protect each other together.

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When the dreams are shattered and we are held captive in a cage made by the people for us there is always an inner voice , a bird within us who wants to fly breaking all stereotypes , wanting to live a life of freedom.

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3I - Melinda Jeniffer Rebeiro, Mohin Viraj Gandhi, Sweni Nizar Hamid, Tabitha Thomas and Zaki Javed

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5S - Maahira Mahajan, Aditi Sharma and Ojasvi Raina

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5R - Aliza Mirza, Aditya Biju, Zoya Rakeshi and Sarah Millwala

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5Q - Bhavya Agrawal, Shraddha Mishra, Harshvardhan Singh and Yahya Jamal

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Metamorphosis has always been the greatest symbol of change for poets and artists.

Butterflies which we admire today for its beauty are an evolved morph of caterpillars.

Inevitably, the definition of art has expanded dramatically with time.

Evolution of art, from past to present is

a magical journey just like that of the Life Process of a Butterfly.

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2E - Alima Shala, Rydhum Gamjoo, Shubhi Solanki and Anushka Prakash

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While we were discussing ideas as a group, we found it difficult to come up with something through which we could all showcase the different art forms we are personally inclined towards. We then realized that there was one thing we had in common - the same passion and love we have for our respective art forms. In our piece today, each of us have picked one item (something that may seem simple and mundane to the rest of society) that we feel truly represents our art form and, in a way, also represents our identity through this art. We have created collages using simple pictures of that object to signify how it’s sometimes the ordinary objects that bring meaning to our art and our lives.

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2H - Ritorshi Dutta, Taavishi Shukla, Valentina Hurtado and Riya Shibu

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Presenting to you the video by Barraza group 2 H. Here in this video what we as a team tried to collaborate and present is the beauty in the diversity of cultures. Coming from different parts of the world; India, Bangladesh & Colombia, we thought we would combine the beauty of each of our cultures using our expertise in the art field. Sit back and enjoy the joint effort of four talented artists presenting the artistry of our heritage and traditions:)

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2F - Ananya Pandey, Muhammad Hanif Rajput, Ayash Tarannum Ayan and  Kashish

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2F’s art is all about showing people and making them understand that a person may seem to be “perfect” on the outside but on the inside everyone has problems and struggles and that even through all of this you should be proud of who you are even with your flaws, we also managed to aesthetically combine digital and traditional art to show the importance and significance of both in the modern world.

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3K - Archie Khanduja, Diana Maitra and Harshita Gandhuri

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Andy Warhol had once said, “They always say time changes things, but you actually have to change them yourself.” Every second of every minute, we move ahead into the future and await what it holds for us, and we make mistakes, but we learn from them too. With moving society, their mirrors – art, literature, culture, media – must also change. In the hopes of bringing those little changes, we bring to you ‘Rephrased – to Here and to Now.’ Older works of art represent their society, however times have changed and, in an effort, to represent us and who are we now, we have made our own versions of these famous paintings. Bringing another element, of the classic arts – Beauty and the Beast – we take their music and make it our own. In the end, we reflect on life, on what we allow ourselves to see and to change.

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4M - Khushboo Vyas, Maria Jose Medina, Shawn Ohta, Himanshi Gupta and Savi Singh

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This New Media artwork represents a dancer’s journey as they resurge elegantly from a state of dismay. The identification and pursuit of passion is what truly heals them, just like the cracked mirror in our artwork which heals itself in sync with the performer.

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4O - Aaina Saini, Karmanya Gupta, Rutvi Mahendru and Pariya Santlani

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3L - Aaysha Siyad, Vanya Goel and Shreya Prasad

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Our theme talks about the continuality of emotions in the human psyche over years and decades, with the simultaneous evolution of the media that is used to express them. What is more widely felt than our very own human senses? Technology and medicine tells us where and how we taste, smell, feel, see or hear- but it is art through which we can truly express these senses. Therefore we have decided to take up these aforementioned senses. One of the painting depicts the sense "hearing" .... with this painting I wanted to show the awareness of the disabled adults and young one ... the beauty of sign language and they way the use their eyes to understand... Smells bring up memories and reflections of ourselves and our loved ones. This painting shows the differing interpretations of self reflection, a smell that is a representation of an individual- throughout the stages of life. Taste is one of the basic senses which helped our ancestors and us survive. Through this painting I wanted to portray the diversity of flavours/food types we have and if it had not been the sense of taste we would’ve never got the opportunity to enjoy them the most.

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The reflection, the refraction, the reconstruction, the emotions, the feelings, the very reason for us to be alive, our heart. Like a mirror it shows within us the truest of our feelings. It can be the ugliest of emotions like revenge or the sweetest of emotions like that of love, it can be the sweet and sour taste of friendship or the bitterness of betrayal, but like a mirror of truth, our heart tells us who we are. As we grow our heart changes, our priorities change, our feelings for things change, when you look deep inside it is like walking through a hall of mirrors, all laid out on display, but none can see it but you, the holder of this array. You can choose to keep it close to you or you can choose to abandon it but always know, no matter what if you look deep inside, your heart is but a mirror continuously moving through time.

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4N - Riddhi Motwani, Diya Suresh and Nihar Jyoti Nath

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This animation depicts the changing art forms, in particular-painting, through the ages and how the meaning of art changes too. The pre-history and ancient history which practiced expressing actions through carvings, the stone age practising cave paintings for everyday human life, beginning of middle ages and coexistent human civilization with sculpture, mythology, and culture were portrayed. Gods and Goddesses were portrayed, or stories explained through paintings. The late middle ages were where art played an important role in nationalist feelings, and romanticism. Advent of abstraction in art through art revolutions like cubism, and the introduction to modern art in the modern world. The inference of the former changed from expression and communication to cosmological, ancient, and abstract depiction.