Women reimagine divine female in conceptual pictures sequence | Vadodara Information

Vadodara: Ahead of Navratri and Durga Puja festivities, a various group of girls got here collectively within the metropolis for a conceptual pictures sequence that reimagines the divine female.The group, which included a physician, homemakers, and PhD students, was introduced collectively by artwork educator, idea photographer, and visible storyteller Rumna Mukherjee. Since 2020, Mukherjee has been engaged on a photograph sequence exploring the divine female by the determine of Goddess Durga.“The project continues to provoke thought and conversation around the disparity between how women are revered in mythology and how they are treated in real life. Through this ongoing series, I am reclaiming the narrative of Durga—not just as a Goddess, but as every woman who dares to resist, rise, and reclaim her power,” mentioned Mukherjee.On Sunday, the conceptual shoot featured Dr Indrani Singh, PhD students Lakshmi Pillai and Sneha Raut, and homemakers Dipanwita Chakraborty and Pragati Sengupta for the sequence titled Shakti — The Embodied Power. The sequence was carried out in collaboration with Vadodara-based sculptor Tapan Mandal.“Mandal’s intricate Durga idols added an authentic visual and spiritual depth to the frames,” Mukherjee added.