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Southern Masterstrokes
At three in the morning, when Thiruvananthapuram is still to wake up, Narayana Bhattathiri sits down with a brush and a sheet of paper, and ruminates on the alphabet. Then his brush thickens with ink, tapers and curves as Malayalam syllables become lines, shapes and forms. They look like writing, but cannot be read. “I made up for it by waking up at three am every day and creating whatever I…
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