Photographs & paintings inspired by Kashmir

George K has a multi-disciplinary approach that encompasses photography, creative writing, painting and sculpture.

In this collection he has explored the poignancy of the Kashmiri architecture ravaged by destruction. Solid, spectacular, silent sentinels stand as a statement of the recent history of the region.  These architectural statements are dramatic and eloquent in their silence.

“Song Sung Blue” in a collection of photographs inspired by Kashmir, an idyllic landscape that sets one’s heart singing. Old lyrics waft into one’s mind while the beautiful Kashmiri women complete the picture. The peaceful dream is of course, punctuated, with the presence of the barbed wire fences to remind one of the senseless terror to capture this tranquil Shangri-La.

The photographs are from a travelogue, which includes poetry and paintings of a ravaged, landscape at panditwadi in Srinagar.