Fresh Stuff From Aakash Nihalani
Aakash Nihalani's work is about participation and interaction. The simple use of the box, I've been told, is about calling out all of the other things in the environment that go unnoticed using a single visual device. It's simple and genious and often extremely successful. This project is a fabulous example of his work at its best.
VIA Wooster Collective
We've been a fan of Aakash Nihalani's work for a while now. It was nice to get the following note from him yesterday:
"I saw that post about what people are passionate about, and I wanted to share a project I was very grateful to be involved with. Yesterday, ACNY invited me to do some installations at A Better Place, a permanent housing program in New York City for homeless men and women living with HIV/AIDS. I wasn't sure how willing the residents were to participate, but their cautions, and my timidity, quickly diminished once we started taping. By the end of the afternoon, they were all coming up with great suggestions on how to interact with their environment; each wanting to pose next to the pieces they helped create."
You can see more of Aakash's work here.Labels: Aakash Nihilani, activism, New York, street art, Wooster Collective
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