Keep it clean

 

A conservancy worker keeping the neighbourhood clean.

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Stop

The Autorickshaw driver very obediently stopped for the night.

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Praying

A mural at the Mumbai Urban Art Festival portraying a fisherwoman praying to the sea Gods/Goddesses.

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In flight

 

Bird in flight. Am unable to identify. Any birders visiting this blog please enlighten. 

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Juveniles

A group of juvenile flamingos busy eating up the algae that will make them flamboyantly pink!

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Return of the clouds

The clouds are back in Mumbai to make the sky interesting.

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Kala Nagar

The board in Devanagiri script reads - 'Kala Nagar' the artists' colony in Bandra.

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Rehabilitated

A building that was constructed by the 'Slum Rehabilitation Authority' to rehabilitate the slums that existed in this area in Bandra.

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Waiting

At the bus stop early in the morning.

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Warli art

Warli tribal art on the wall in Bandra. 

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Standing tall

A building in Parel from the black and white era when Mumbai was called Bombay!

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Friends

A dancing flamingo with a serene gull in a lake in Navi Mumbai.

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Mooning

The full moon playing with the clouds.

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Coach care Centre

The Coach care centre of Western Railway at Bandra Terminus.

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Morning in BKC

Out for a morning ride in the Bandra Kurla Complex.

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The other side

Multi storied slums on the road to the Bandra railway station in the east.

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Court wall

Mural on the wall of the Metropolitan Magistrate Court in Bandra.

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Urban Art

Art installation by Sakshi Gupta at the Mumbai Urban Art Festival in Sassoon Docks.

Sakshi Gupta's (@sakshiguptastudio) works at the Mumbai Urban Art Festival 2022-2023 are a commentary on the contemporary world. Created from metal scraps, glass beads, and found material, they highlight the shift from the economics of heavy industry to the weightless age of information and technology.

The dialogue between the metal landscape and the pigeons questions the concept of waste, recycling and industry. The work reflects on the relationship between the natural world and the manufactured one.

Sakshi Gupta attempts to push the boundaries between art and life by juxtaposing materials in unexpected ways. 

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