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A
thought, which was born under the pressure to answer an argument,
that "why at all, was it necessary to study the aesthetics
of Indian thali and what would be the outcome of such an effort".
At
times, it becomes difficult to answer the questions of audiences,
who are more interested in jumping to conclusions, instead
of enjoying the act of exploring unvisited areas. Apart
from inductive and deductive methods of approaching
a design solution, exploration has to be understood as
a process, which could be based on assumptions; let it not
be suppressed by the thought of predetermining conclusions
or demanding a rationale even before beginning the work.
One has to understand the act of exploration as of a free
and open mind, which can also look into reframing problems,
rather than most of the time, answering solutions.
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