Split Stories

When people ask me about my fairly popular work on split-screen images, I very candidly tell them that to begin with, they are extremely difficult to visualise - the execution part comes much later. More often than not, it is quite a daunting task to combine 2 or more frames together in one coherent story since most of them are not remotely connected to each other. This interesting concept is a subset of the tested mechanism of DIPTYCH art (pronounced as "dip-tick," which has a Greek origin in "dis," meaning two, and "ptykhe," meaning fold) which combines in two pieces of artwork in a single frame or are presented together without technically modifying the artworks in any form or shape. Th...View all