Projects | Studio | Awards
1 | Spring 2023 | Water as sculptor
  • Student BANSAL SHWETA PRAMOD
  • Code PLA23375
  • Faculty Architecture
  • Tutor/s Nikhil Dhar,Priyal Shah,Rushika Khanna,Prasanna Mattikop

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My journey, "Water sculpting rocks," is a testament to the profound interplay of rocks and water, molding the captivating landscapes of Phulwari Ki nal. Season after season, the river carves its mark into the rocky riverbanks, creating a geological tapestry that records the river's timeless impressions in the bedrock. These intricate patterns become visible when water is not present during different seasons, unveiling a dynamic story of the ever-changing relationship between water and stone in Phulwari Ki nal. Stories are unveiled etched in stone, authored by the ever-moving hand of water, and explore the future of this mesmerizing ecological system.

Drawing the Landscape
Recording the Landscape
Co-relating Systems
Larger Visions, One Forest-Decoding systems of forests to understand water as sculptor.
Larger Visions, One Forest-Understanding process of sculpting rocks by water through years at mid-slope in mixed dense dry deciduous forest.
Larger Visions, One Forest-Understanding process of sculpting rocks by water through years at cave in mixed dense dry deciduous forest.
Larger Visions, One Forest-Decoding riverine forests to understand water as sculptor.
Larger Visions, One Forest-Understanding process of sculpting rocks by water through years at mid-slope in riverine forest.
Larger Visions, One Forest-conclusion
Recreate/Reimagine