Niyat: Conceptual Short Film & Performance Video
- Mar 14, 2025
- 1 min read
Shown At Niyat Solo Exhibition at The National Art Gallery.
Conceptual - Performance art film focused on the incorporeal idea and materialization of an intention as an art form.
Video Duration 2:50
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This piece on NIYAT really stayed with me. The way you’ve blended movement, sound and visual symbolism to explore intention, faith and inner conflict feels incredibly honest and relatable. It captures that quiet space where we question who we are, what we’re doing and whether our actions truly align with our deeper purpose. I also appreciate how you let silence and stillness speak, instead of over‑explaining everything – it invites the viewer to sit with their own reflections rather than just “consume” the film. As someone who often has to think about influence, responsibility and self‑awareness in leadership assignments, this work feels like a visual case study in aligning outer behaviour with inner values. Thank you for sharing something so…