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Bhaav Nagari

A village of stories, brought to life

Documented at Jaipur Art Week · January 2024

Rajasthani folklore meets objects that listen, respond and invite a choice.

Two visitors turn the controls of a wooden radio on a patterned table, surrounded by objects and flowers.
Original documentary image from the public exhibition portfolio. Image provenance and credits.

Enter the village

Bhaav Nagari is Hasan Shahrukh’s fictional village where familiar objects become ways into stories. Folklore, sound, visuals and interactive technology invite visitors to influence the experience through their choices.

Stories you can touch

The exhibition account describes a radio that responds to emotion and age rather than frequency, a weighing scale that changes a folk tale through balance, and a rain stick that influences the weather in the story. Everyday gestures become a way to encounter unfamiliar technology.

Accessibility through familiarity

Rooted in Rajasthan, the work uses familiar objects and oral storytelling to make encounters with technology approachable across language and background. This is an artistic accessibility purpose, rather than a claim of certified access for every visitor.

A documented exhibition, not a creation date

Bhaav Nagari featured at Jaipur Art Week in January 2024. This is a documented exhibition date; the original creation date is not established here. The work is gathered under Responsible Now without claiming that the initiative originally commissioned it.

Video documentation

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Credits & provenance

Artwork: Hasan Shahrukh. Photograph from Curiouswala’s exhibition documentation.

Gathered here under Responsible Now. Original authorship, collaborators and exhibition contexts remain with the work; this is not a claim of an original initiative commission.

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