'Stay Curious' is a journey across the stages of storytelling inspired by Joseph Campbell. Johnny Ganta
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Enter Johhny Ganta's Surreal World With An Audio-Visual Art Event In Mumbai

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This weekend, we're bringing you the inaugural edition of Dewar's ‘Stay Curious HQ’ at IFBE, Mumbai. Dewar's ‘Stay Curious HQ’ is a unique platform crafted to inspire a generation to redefine their curiosity and make room for uninhibited discoveries.

It's going to be a specially curated evening highlighting curious collaborations, unexpected confluences, and boundless co-creations, where boundaries will cease to exist, and exploration knows no limits.


One of the experiences you can look forward to is a journey across the stages of storytelling inspired by Joseph Campbell, where the subconscious is projected onto immersive environments. Through the mastery of his technique known as retro-future compositing, John, along with Tan and Devi Crucible, explores the very fabric of duality, identity, and storytelling, using archetypal symbolism in a cutting-edge new media performance.

John Ganta is an Experience Designer and a scholar of the Liberal Arts in Grammar, Rhetoric, Geometry and Music. He is a Music Theory Master of the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music, along with having a Masters of Business Administration in Finance, with a speciality in quantitative statistics and investment portfolio management. His poly-disciplinary design process weaves the siloed branches of academia and their various codes into a manifold of surprising possibilities.

EVENT DETAILS -
City: Mumbai
Date: Saturday July 15, 2023
Time: 7.30 PM Onwards
Venue: IFBE, Ballard Estate

You can buy tickets here.

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