
Sapma
4 ft
By Anika Singh Thakur, Mokshini Jasol, Poornima Chauhan, Saachi Vijn & Usha Bansal
From, Mayo College Girls’ School, Ajmer
Material used:
Waste plastic, broken wooden tables and chairs pieces, cloth scrap, rusted metal, broken tiles, torn up memory foam, newspaper, reused old and torn macrame strings, metal rods, metal wire, glue, paint’s, epoxy compound, pearls & nails
The world population has surpassed more than 7,90,00,00,000.
Humans are known to be social creatures. We go out almost daily. Be it for work, a walk down to the park, or to get groceries. Everywhere we turn, we see humans. Endless streams of humans flow through from every nook and corner. In such a world today, we present “A Safe Space.”
‘ A Safe Space’ is an enclosed pod of sorts. The aim of the project is to provide an easily accessible space where a person can feel emotionally and physically safe.
The idea is to design a safe place for someone in need of a listener, to evoke a sense of comfort and security. Where a person can feel confident that they will not be exposed to
any criticism and discrimination.If you need a breather. If you need an escape. If you need a moment of privacy.Have a seat. And take a deep breath. Calm down. Enjoy. Because you deserve privacy with yourself.
Price: Rs. 16,500/-
The Team.
from left to right, Usha Bansal, Anika Singh Thakur , Poornima Chauhan, Mokshini Jasol & Saachi Kaur Vij.


For print.
Archival Digital Print for A2 size:
On Hahnemuehle photo rag: Rs. 5.310/-
On Hahnemuehle canvas: Rs.6,110/-



I don’t think the title of your article matches the content lol. Just kidding, mainly because I had some doubts after reading the article.
Amazing idea
Beautiful..truly
Pretty
Beautiful
Creative….
Goooooooood
thank you
Awesome
Amazing work
Evocative
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