Mayank Prasoon Tirkey

About / CV

Hi, I am Mayank Prasoon Tirkey, an Exhibition Designer. I like to dabble in different things. A full biography and CV will be added here.

Space · Light · Performance

Selected work / 08

SCENOGRAPHY

A space becomes a world.
Light, material and characters bring it to life.

A photographic study

Wide view of the outdoor set with violet-lit columns
The set, illuminatedScenography

Inside the scene

Translucent columns. Botanical forms. A stage transformed after dark.

This collection follows the relationship between a theatrical setting and the people within it. Wide views reveal the space; portraits bring costume and gesture closer; details trace the light and material behind the atmosphere.

01 / The space

Architecture made of light.

Black-and-white view of the outdoor set surrounded by fog and trees
Fog softens the edges of the set, turning the columns into silhouettes.
Low-angle detail of translucent mesh columns and floral motifs
Mesh, floral motifs and violet light, seen from below.
Black-and-white view of the outdoor set surrounded by fog and trees
A second view through the trees and illuminated structures.

02 / The characters

The scene comes alive.

Ensemble in winged and botanical costumes among illuminated stage columns
The ensemble brings the scale, colour and character of the set into focus.
Performer framed by translucent columns and decorative wings
Wings catch the light.
Botanical costume and flower prop under violet stage lighting
Botanical shapes extend the silhouette.

Costume, gesture and space share the same stage.

Two performers exchanging a flower prop on stage
An exchange between performers within the illuminated set.

03 / Behind the atmosphere

The details that shape the illusion.

Uplight at the base of a mesh column
Light positioned at the base of a column.
Lighting control desk and connected equipment
The lighting control desk.
Fog equipment and cables beside the stage
Equipment supporting the atmospheric effects.

Contact sheet / 52 photographs

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