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Charuvi Agrawal
Designer, Filmmaker, Visual Artist
Born
New Delhi, India
NationalityIndian
Alma materSheridan College
College of Art
AwardsLimca Book of Records
Websitewww.charuvi.com


Charuvi Agrawal (born 20 June 1983) born in New Delhi is an Indian painter, sculptor, animator, visual and installation artist

Career

Art Installations and Public Exhibits

  • "Shakti: Fair & Fierce": Standing at 10 feet tall, this sculptural installation is crafted from over 150,000 hand-blown glass beads. Exploring themes of feminine power and spiritual transformation, it has been exhibited at the National Gallery of Modern Art, offering a neutral platform for reflection on empowerment and resilience.[1]

Contributions and Recognitions

Mentioned in Limca Book of World Records.[2]

Work

Shri Hanuman Chalisa directed in 2013 [3] Her other works are physical artworks, such as the "Shri Hanuman Suspended Sculpture." She has also contributed as a team member in Hanuman Series

Thali Bajao Praxinoscope – The People's Revolution

At the Jayprakash Narayan Museum in Lucknow, Charuvi Agrawal's "Thali Bajao Praxinoscope" presents a unique storytelling experience through art. Using diverse materials, the seven-foot-tall revolving sculpture encapsulates a significant historical moment, inviting viewers to ponder its contemporary relevance. Crafted over 11 weeks in a makeshift workshop, the installation combines clay, fiberglass, metal, plaster, and acrylic. Enhanced with calibrated strobe lights and set on a rotating platform, it offers a captivating glimpse into its essence, akin to a large-scale zoetrope—truly one-of-a-kind in India.[4]

The Legend of Hanuman - Animated Web Series

"The Legend of Hanuman" is an animated series produced by Graphic India, with creative inputs from Sharad Devarajan, Charuvi Agrawal, and Jeevan J. Kang. This series, which brings together artists from Graphic India, Charuvi Design Labs (CDL), and Redefine, depicts the journey of Lord Hanuman as he evolves from a mighty warrior to a god. Released globally on Disney+ Hotstar on January 29, 2021, in seven Indian languages, it narrates Hanuman's trials and triumphs, highlighting themes of hope and resilience. The series, available in multiple languages exclusively on Disney+ Hotstar VIP, has released Seasons 1,2 & 3. The Legend of Hanuman has won 4 awards and 1 nomination. It won Outstanding Achievement Award for Animated Films, Outstanding Achievement Award for Family/Children Films, The WFC - Singapore Award for Television / Pilot Program or Series, and The WFC - Singapore Award for Best Producer. It was nominated for the Indian Television Academy Award for Best Mytho/Fantasy Serial.[5]

Shakti: Fair & Fierce

"Shakti: Fair & Fierce," featured at 'Lumena', is a multimedia sculptural installation by Charuvi Agrawal that celebrates the divine feminine. The 10-foot tall piece, composed of over 150,000 hand-blown glass beads, represents themes of purity, balance, and transformation. This work is a tribute to the power and spirituality of the female figure, reflecting Charuvi’s dedication to exploring deep spiritual themes through her artistic work.[6]

Ramayana Chitrakavyam

The "Ramayana Chitrakavyam" exhibition at the National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA) in Delhi showcased contemporary artists' interpretations, including works by Jamini Roy and Nandlal Bose, depicting the story of Hanuman. A standout feature was the "Hanuman's Journey: The Kaavad Shrine," a life-sized, hand-painted kaavad installation (8 ft x 16 ft) depicting Hanuman's self-realization journey. The kaavad incorporated interactive elements like folding shutters and shelves, adorned with meticulously replicated items from Hanuman's narrative, such as the Ram Setu and Rama's ring, providing visitors with a tactile and immersive experience of Hanuman's story.[7]

References

  1. ^ "Shakti: Fair & Fierce - Celebrating Feminine Power Through Art at Delhi's NGMA - The Hindu". The Hindu. 8 March 2024.
  2. ^ "You searched for Charuvi agrawal - India Book of Records". India Book of Records. 18 April 2011.
  3. ^ "Charuvi Design Labs 'Shri Hanuman Chalisa' to be honored as "Outstanding Indian Design based IP" at Orbit Live- Industry Honours 2014 -". AnimationXpress. 7 January 2014.
  4. ^ "Experience a one of its kind praxinoscope at The The Jayprakash Narayan Museum in Lucknow". AnimatinXpress. 30 May 2019.
  5. ^ Cite error: The named reference :0 was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  6. ^ "'Shakti: Fair & Fierce' art exhibition empowers talented women artists across India to showcase their work | Lifestyle Gallery News - The Indian Express". The Indian Express. 6 March 2024.
  7. ^ "Kaavad - 16 Feet Story Book - Charuvi Agrawal - WikiArt.org". Wikiart.
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