The Devanagari Maze

from WEAVE April 2022 | Ethics in Design, Business and Technology.

AND THEN THERE WERE NONE | Saee Joshi

by Anush Nandakarni

This artwork was created using the 36 consonants of the Devanagari script. It aims to promote the beauty, heritage, and aesthetic value of the script by the harmonious arrangement of the consonants. The individual letters cannot be easily read, impelling the viewer to really take out time and decode the piece.

The Devanagari Maze | Anush Nandakarni

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