Mario Pathaw

Pascal Mario Pathaw is a PhD scholar in the department of Design, IIT Guwahati. His areas of expertise are communication design, architecture, illustrations, comics and graphic design. He works mostly in the field of indigenous art and design of the Khasi-Jaiñtia tribe of Meghalaya. His works include the Meghalaya State emblem, Meghalaya farmers empowerment commission, Tynrai- A graphic novel on the Living Root bridge, Integrated farming systems of Meghalaya with Grassroot foundation, Primer 1-2 for adult learners in Meghalaya with Directorate of Educational Research and Training(Meghalaya). Other than work, Mario enjoys singing and theatre.

Speaker Details
  • Profession
    PhD scholar
  • Location
  • Tribe

    Khasi

Speaker Details
  • Profession
    PhD scholar
  • Location
  • Tribe

    Khasi

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August 20, 2024
7:30 pm
Graphic designer and illustrator Pascal Mario Pathaw will present a 30-minute talk on the role of Khasi semiotics in visual narratives and design. Pathaw will explore how Khasi cultural symbols and motifs can be integrated into contemporary visual media. The presentation will highlight how these elements enhance storytelling and design, creating rich and meaningful visual experiences. Pathaw will showcase examples of his work, demonstrating the use of Khasi semiotics in graphic design. A 30-minute Q&A will follow, offering insights into Khasi visual language, its application in modern design, and the broader implications of cultural semiotics in creative fields.

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