Slip into an evocative mix of art and song this weekend as dual childhood friends get together to jam during a Bandra space
Zahra Amiruddin
Do we mostly demeanour behind and find your memories trustworthy to a certain feeling, place, smell or person? Artist Zahra Amiruddin and musician Medha Sahi report their memories of summer as a deteriorate steeped in nostalgia. The dual creators have been best friends given they were 10-year-olds, and have heaps of memories together.
They will now be means to share these moments with an assembly during Method in Bandra. The space that is now showcasing a solo muster of Amiruddin’s photographs is set to horde an insinuate low-pitched gig by Sahi. The muster called A Slumber Summer is a perfection of a common tide of alertness brought on by changing patterns, self-reflections and growth. Adding to a exhibit, Sahi will benefaction a collection of her strange songs, featuring her newest single, Ordinary.
Medha Sahi on vocals
Long propagandize breaks, a aroma of mangoes pervading a kitchen, and afternoon naps that caused a clarity of unconcern peppered by unprepared dreams is how writer-photographer Amiruddin remembers her childhood. “Summers are a large partial of a childhood. So, for me, it is sentimental and packs a clarity of yearning for a things we miss. we wish that around a exhibition, others can report and move their stories together, too,” she explains.
“While we was flourishing up, my grandfather would write poems in Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi and English, and his children [her father and uncles] used to put them to music. Every family eventuality was filled with music, singing and chaos. Music has always been a outrageous partial of my life,” recalls Sahi, who describes her song as girly, though romantic and honest but a frills and difficult lyrics. She hopes that listeners will know a story behind her song as she writes about relatable subjects. Hence a manuscript title, Ordinary. Sahi’s new singular by a same name is about how we are told to live a special, large and shrill life. This life that’s full of still adore and pointed sorcery is somehow, a letdown. The lane celebrates paltry things and asks questions like what we would do if we only lived typical happy lives, she elaborates.
Photographs from Zahra Amiruddin’s exhibition, A Slumber Summer
Both friends accost from opposite walks of life, and wish that this partnership will move out a commonality between them. “I feel Medha’s voice is all that we would report as nostalgic. One of a friends beautifully quoted that her voice is an heard countenance of my visuals. Her song is so unreal that we wouldn’t have any other chairman sing in a backdrop during my exhibition,” asserts Amiruddin.
On: May 28; 8 pm; (the muster continues compartment Jun 15) during Method Bandra, St Sebastian Colony, Bandra West.
Log on to: www.method.art
Cost: Rs 500
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