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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
We rarely consider that art might also take the form of words, sentences, or paragraphs. The distinction between the two lies in their medium of expression: one translates imagination onto paper through visual art, while the other communicates it through the written word.
"One of These Days" is an experiment, likely the first of its kind, in which the authors' self-reflections and the illustrators' introspections have blended to create a unique and entirely new realm of creative resonance.
Anyone can pick up this book, and each page will lead the reader into their own world of self-reflection. In the end, an intangible bond will emerge between the reader, the author, and the illustrator.
Sreya Dutt
For the past ten years, Sreya Dutt has been writing brief, self-reflective notes. She doesn’t adhere to any particular theme; instead, her observations and experiences evolve into reflections, which ultimately take shape as words.
Her work exists in a realm between fiction and non-fiction, inviting readers to interpret it in their own way.
Sreya holds an MPhil in Cultural Studies and is currently pursuing her PhD in Art and Aesthetics at Jadavpur University, India.
Partha P Mitra is a self-taught artist with a keen interest in still photography and, primarily, impressionist art. However, he occasionally ventures into the realms of expressionism, surrealism, and improvised expressionism.
He credits his passion for art to the renowned British graphic designer Storm Thorgerson.
