CRY (Child RIghts and You ) is an active and widespresd non-government organization working for the betterment and progress of underprivileged children in India.
Their recent campaign CLICK RIGHTS is a collaboration between photographers and social workers to create awareness about different issues related to child education through an exhibition of photographs on relevant themes every year.
A system for a travelling exhibition of photographs designed to suit the particular requirements of this nature of an exhibition and the main objective of it.
Spaces considered for the exhibition to be installed were primarily public spaces in India. Space constraint was a 40' x 40'.
RESEARCH about the client, the campaign and the spaces helped to gain clarity and identify a direction to take further.
Understanding the concept of a DIA, drafting it and realizing its relevence was a learning in the design process.
So was the NARRATIVE MATRIX. It was useful to gain clarity on the communication intent, spatial quality and the sequence of unfolding the story through the space.
Few visualizations of the various concepts generated
The concept of 'LEVELS' was most feasible and suited best.
THE DETAILING PROCESS
Drawings and scaled models
A quick crude prototype in the making for testing the strucutral details, joineries and assembly.
(Final prototype of the system in the making)
