asiancreatives

People don't pull their vegetables from the ground anymore. The closest they get to harvest is putting a few pounds in a Tesco's bag.

The Indian Bhangra dance was formed from harvest movements - Denesh put a modern spin on the traditional folk dance and created a completely new song and choreographed a new dance, Nachda Bazaar, meaning Supermarket Dance. Where each dance move comes from the movements people make in the Supermarket. Accompanied with a book, showing each of the movements at the Supermarket today.

The film has been part of exhibitions at the Air Gallery in Mayfair,
The South London Gallery and The Truman Brewery. 

{The Moves}

While the world was getting excited about the upcoming World Cup, there was something far more dangerous about to kick off between two rivals - the possibility of nuclear war between India and Pakistan.

So to make a point and bring awareness about the bigger game, we had a kick about around London, in our own bespoke nuclear kits, complete with a hazourdous ball.

The guerilla stunt made the press, including write-ups
in Sleazenation and Creative Review.

We were selected to create an exhibition piece as part of a 'CREATIVES' show. We knew everyone would display a piece from their portfolio, but we thought, when do you ever get a wall in an exhibition space in SOHO. Never! To stand out from the competition we decided to put hundreds of pre-used disposable cameras on a wall. All surrounding a centrepiece 'WE MAKE THINGS WORK'. The audience could interact with the cameras by simply pulling them off the wall and following our instructions on how to re-use them.

'Creative Excellence' award by John O'Keeffe (WPP Worldwide Creative Director)