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Into The Heart
What gives a place its identity? Is it the buildings, the streets, the people, or is it the work they do? This book is a map that takes you on a journey into the heart of Yelahanka Old Town and helps you uncover the real face of its identity. Jaishree uses “work and activities” as her lens to depict the lives of people who live in the area. Her lens further zooms into the professions and perspectives of people that collectively give Yelahanka its unique identity and challenges our perception of work and livelihood.
IDENTITy
Vola- Gade Baeboda
- Aparna
Into The Heart
- JAISHREE
Har Ghar Kuch Kehta Hai
A house boxes within it stories of real people, small tales of long forgotten incidences, some contain giggles and the emotions of residents living in it. They are not just houses, they are homes, breathing and living testimony of emotions.
The author has mapped out emotions observed from houses in Yelahanka Old Town and depicted how similar emotions are experienced and expressd differently by different peoplein different situations. The author has also mapped a comparison between her emotions v/s resident’s emotions to showcase the contrast between a subject and a cameraman.
The book gives a perspective of how all of us anatomically similar, are psychologically poles apart and how our identity lie in the uniqueness of our emotions and thought patterns.
Vola- Gade Baeboda
- Aparna
Har Ghar Kuch Kehta Hai
- rAdhika
Vola- Gade Baeboda
- Aparna
Re-defining palmistry
- JHANVI
Re-defining Palmistry
Palmistry, as generally perceived is about predicting a person's future by examining the palm of his/her hand. In contrary, this book talks about how looking at a palm helps us to get a glimpse of the past and present of a person. The aged, rough and callused hands of people stores a lot of secrets, waiting to be read. The author takes the readers through the lives of 12 people and how their palms act as the identity of their past and present circumstances.
Tracks Of Life
Where are people coming from? Where are they going to? These are some of the questions asked and answered in the book Tracks of Life. In today's age of rapidly changing modernity, lives are being drastically affected by developments in connectivity, communication and transportation. The book presents snapshots of the lives of fifteen inhabitants in Yelahanka Old Town, stories and memories and how their trajectories are influenced and affected by the Yelahanka Junction.
Vola- Gade Baeboda
- Aparna
Tracks Of Life
- prAshanth
Haslru
- pAkhi
Hasiru
Does plant life contribute to the ethos of a community?
These evocative haikus and fleeting images will guide you on a botanical journey through Old Town Yelahanka. Understanding the roles of the trees and foliage will give you a glimpse into the space's symbiotic ecosystem and take you through numerous moments that transpire within. Through the eyes of Pakhi, experience a small but pertinent trajectory in the town's story.
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