Harsha P

The Crow is a quiet act of resistance. Shot in a nest of the model’s own making, this photo series honours what was once deemed too loud, too much, too wild to be allowed.

The culling of crows in Singapore began in 1973, initiated by the government to control their growing population and perceived nuisance. This practice continued for decades, with organized culling efforts involving volunteer shooters from gun clubs. This series stands to remind: you cannot kill it all.

What persists is the spirit of the unquiet, reimagined in feathers and flesh - watchful, alive, and softly defiant.