Rishab Sharma

LA Shoot

LA Shoot

Our very first collaboration with Rishab Sharma was during an intimate concert inside the iconic Art of Living dome. We handled the post-production for that performance, not knowing at the time that Rishab would go on to become one of our constant collaborators. Yet the true highlight of that event wasn’t the concert itself — it was the photo shoot we created around it.

Rishab Sharma is one of the world’s youngest sitar maestros, a prodigy who has carried the ancient sound of Indian classical music onto contemporary stages. Mentored by the legendary Ravi Shankar lineage, Rishab has performed across the globe, bridging tradition with modern expression.

Our very first collaboration with Rishab Sharma was during an intimate concert inside the iconic Art of Living dome. We handled the post-production for that performance, not knowing at the time that Rishab would go on to become one of our constant collaborators. Yet the true highlight of that event wasn’t the concert itself — it was the photo shoot we created around it.

Rishab Sharma is one of the world’s youngest sitar maestros, a prodigy who has carried the ancient sound of Indian classical music onto contemporary stages. Mentored by the legendary Ravi Shankar lineage, Rishab has performed across the globe, bridging tradition with modern expression.

LIVE PRODUCTION
EDITORIAL
POST PRODUCTION

LIVE PRODUCTION
EDITORIAL
POST PRODUCTION

PART 1 : EDITORIAL

PART 1 : EDITORIAL

The Promise

Brand Identity

The Promise

For the shoot, we wanted to capture not just Rishab, but the ethos of the instrument itself. The sitar carries centuries of weight and wonder — our aim was to translate that into something surreal and timeless. We knew digital wouldn’t do it justice, so we shot on celluloid: a Kodak film Leica M6, inspired by the stark aesthetic of the Ricoh GR21, with Kodak Tri-X 400TX for those high-contrast black and white frames.

Film always brings its own texture — tactile, unpredictable, alive.

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