Aastha Gupta
Aastha Gupta
Hello, I'm Aastha Gupta, a New Delhi based visual artist. I studied film at the National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad and have since worked across various disciplines ranging from cinema to interiors.
My passion lies in intersectional art and design, combining disciplines to achieve desired outcomes. I hope to use the combination of skills acquired over various projects to implement pragmatic solutions to design problems and contribute meaningfully to contemporary artistic discourse.
Hello, I'm Aastha Gupta, a New Delhi based visual artist. I studied film at the National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad and have since worked across various disciplines ranging from cinema to interiors.
My passion lies in intersectional art and design, combining disciplines to achieve desired outcomes. I hope to use the combination of skills acquired over various projects to implement pragmatic solutions to design problems and contribute meaningfully to contemporary artistic discourse.
THE URDU PROJECT
The Urdu Project is a language preservation project designed around Urdu and the culture surrounding it.
It began as an attempt to learn the Urdu language, its calligraphy and culture and then evolved into the documentary film ‘Guftagu,’ where we see Urdu as the bridge language that it is, connecting cultures, and crossing over man made borders.
The Urdu Project Website was conceptualised and designed to be a web repository of the information (reference imagery, research papers, music, first hand interviews, films) collected during the year long research period of the film.
roles: founder, film director, art director, research head
areas: web design, film research
The Urdu Project is a language preservation project designed around Urdu and the culture surrounding it.
It began as an attempt to learn the Urdu language, its calligraphy and culture and then evolved into the documentary film ‘Guftagu,’ where we see Urdu as the bridge language that it is, connecting cultures, and crossing over man made borders.
The Urdu Project Website was conceptualised and designed to be a web repository of the information (reference imagery, research papers, music, first hand interviews, films) collected during the year long research period of the film.
roles: founder, film director, art director, research head
areas: web design, film research
The Urdu Project is a language preservation project designed around Urdu and the culture surrounding it.
It began as an attempt to learn the Urdu language, its calligraphy and culture and then evolved into the documentary film ‘Guftagu,’ where we see Urdu as the bridge language that it is, connecting cultures, and crossing over man made borders.
The Urdu Project Website was conceptualised and designed to be a web repository of the information (reference imagery, research papers, music, first hand interviews, films) collected during the year long research period of the film.
roles: founder, film director, art director, research head
areas: web design, film research
For more information, head to the Urdu project website at theurduproject.asia
For more information, head to the Urdu project website at theurduproject.asia
For more information, head to the Urdu project website at theurduproject.asia
RESEARCH PUBLICATION
Virtual Arbitration in "India: A Practical Guide written by Aditya Gupta and Natasha Kavalakkat for the Centre of Arbitration and Research is a holistic practice guide that discusses the technology and other requirements in organising virtual arbitral procedures, effective case management strategies for their conduct and possible legal issues, including due process concerns, that may arise under Indian law.
The Post- Pandemic World increasingly requires arbitration to take place remotely and this guide is meant to help the Indian arbitration community in dealing with remote hearings and concerns.
role: Publication designer
areas: Publication Design, Graphic Design
To view the full publication, head to Virtual Arbitration in India: A Practical Guide