Lamborghini
x Plated Project
I was thrilled to be one of six illustrators chosen to celebrate Lamborghini's legendary 60-year journey. Our mission? To capture the brand's spirit of innovation and inspiration through the lens of Shadanga, the six classical Indian ragas.
The centerpiece of our design was a flowing exhaust garland, formed by the iconic silhouette of Lamborghini's exhaust and tail lights. This framework weaved in and out, showcasing each of the six ragas.
Each segment, framed by the tail light motif, depicted a scene representing the essence of a specific raga:
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Raga Bhairav (Morning, Peace, Introversion): Two solitary figures ride horses under the moon, reflecting the raga's peaceful and introspective nature.
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Raga Malkauns (Soothing, Intoxicated): Women revel in the glow of fireworks, capturing the intoxicating joy of the raga.
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Raga Hindol (Spring): Women celebrate Holi, the festival of colors, symbolizing the vibrant energy of spring.
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Raga Megh (Invitation to Rains): Women play the 'khanjani' instrument, welcoming the life-giving rains.
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Raga Deepak (Fire): A fiery Veena player rides a horse, embodying the passionate intensity of the raga.
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Raga Shri (Grace, Sunset, Dedication): Women practice instruments at sunset, showcasing the dedication and grace associated with the raga.
At the heart of the artwork, women dance around a central couple, signifying the unifying power of music and innovation.This collaborative project presented a unique and captivating way to celebrate Lamborghini's heritage and enduring legacy.
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All six of the Illustrators work had been displayed at the Italian Embassy Cultural centre, New Delhi.