VISUAL CREATION OF HINDU GOD REPORT

Abstract

The visual representation of Hindu gods has been an integral part of Hinduism, with its origins dating back to ancient times. With the evolution of technology, the visual fabrication of Hindu gods has undergone a significant transformation. This thesis explores the process of creating Hindu gods through visual fabrication, and how it has influenced the way Hindu gods are perceived by people. The study focuses on the techniques used for visual fabrication of Hindu gods, including 3D modeling, computer graphics, and digital sculpting. The thesis also investigates the role of technology in enhancing the visual representation of Hindu gods, such as the use of lighting, textures, and special effects. Furthermore, the thesis delves into the impact of visual fabrication on the spiritual experience of Hindus. The research examines how the visual representation of Hindu gods through visual fabrication affects the way Hindus interact with their deities and how it contributes to their religious practices. The study concludes with a discussion on the future of visual fabrication in the creation of Hindu gods, highlighting the potential for technology to transform the way Hindus perceive their deities. Ultimately, this thesis sheds light on the intricate relationship between technology, culture, and spirituality, and how it is manifested through the visual representation of Hindu gods.