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The Times Of India
BOMBAY TIMES
March 16, 2002 |
In Visual
Jugalbandi, Partho brings a
refreshing viewing - a pin-hole camera,
spatial displacement and optical illusion
of irrepressible Mumbai in everyday life
Bhowmick's brand of poetry, is delicate
sensibility and at its best evokes a
strange, through-the looking-glass world |
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The Asian Age
THE MUMBAI AGE
March 13, 2002 |
They are buildings you pass by every day,
scenes you encounter every time you pass
by. And yet look at them a little
differently in a reflection and you
suddenly have different world.....Two
images captured as one in Visual
Jugalbandi leaving one wondering which is
the real. |
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ATERNOON
March 09, 2002 |
He always wanted to reflect Mumbai
accurately, and he's done it enough to
have made his muse proud. |
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The Indian Express
MUMBAI
NEWS LINE
March 06, 2002 |
"I had to stand at a peculiar angle to
make sure that my own image was not
reflected" there is one frame, however
where the artist chooses to show a glimmer
of himself
"I felt a need to state my presence, as it
would give a context to my acts of
photographing images in a post-modern
world" |
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MID DAY
March 06, 2002 |
Through Visual Jugalbandi, one looks at
Mumbai from a different angle, and as a
viewer you might find hidden meanings to
unravel in these two-fold photographs. |
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The Asian Age
THE AGE ON SUNDAY
Sept 15, 2000 |
....... something that makes you believe that
for him photography is more intuitive then
anything else.
"Photography is very instinctive for me.
I have always been driven by art first". |
