Exploring Eksar 

This module was all about looking at space, drawing it while giving it a form 

we went around the Eksar village and looked at spaces which were not necessarily areas of inhabitation but were also spaces of human interaction. How human involvement in a space changes the way it is looked at and its functions. 

So what I observed were the various cobblers around the village, they worked in shops which were either make-shift tents on the footpaths or were exitrons outside their homes

These were semi-open spaces with a lot of noises from the surroundings, it was beautiful to look at them working meticulously being completely unaffected by everything which went around them.

Though I was observing the space of the cobbler with their shop boundaries, it was interesting how humans interacted with space around it. one of such vendors had a tea stall next to him. 

The people visiting the tea stall would get their repairs done or buy something from the few thing the cobbler had at his shop. And at the same time the cobbler`s customers sipped some hot tea while getting their repairs done. 

This is final drawing I came up with, this drawing is about multiple cobblers and their activities. all of these shops served the same function but had different spatial configurations.