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KAILASA SINGAPORE on 12/13/2020

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KAILASA SINGAPORE on 1/30/20212021-01-30KAILASA SINGAPORE on 12/25/20202020-12-25KAILASA SINGAPORE on 12/26/20202020-12-26KAILASA SINGAPORE on 12/5/20212021-12-05A screenshot of a video conference gallery showing a grid of about two dozen small webcam tiles, mostly women with folded hands or seated at home, some with Chinese-script or English display names. In the upper right tile, a man in white clothing sits before an altar with an ornate golden peetha and a decorated deity shrine, labelled Yogajnana. The remaining tiles show home interiors, and one tile is entirely black. Participants appear to be joined for an online yoga or satsang session.2021-01-17A three-panel collage of Zoom video-call screens showing a remote online yoga session. The left panel shows a grid of about eight participants in home settings, several with palms pressed together in namaskar, one in a red-lit frame, others seated on mats. A center sidebar lists participant names in a meeting panel. The right panel shows a Zoom gallery of about six people, one man in a rust-coloured shirt labelled as Sahana Singapore, and a woman in pink with hands in prayer position. Since this is a screen collage of video tiles, the physical people count is zero.2021-11-19KAILASA SINGAPORE on 11/22/20212021-11-22KAILASA SINGAPORE on 12/3/20212021-12-03KAILASA SINGAPORE on 11/11/20212021-11-11KAILASA SINGAPORE on 1/30/20212021-01-30KAILASA SINGAPORE on 1/7/20212021-01-07 +1 copiesA two-panel screenshot of an online video call grid, with a dark Zoom-style interface. The left panel holds nine tiles of participants in home settings, several with palms pressed together in namaste, one wearing a white shawl and others in red, maroon or blue tops. The right panel shows a larger tile of a man in a red-and-white patterned wrap in front of a shelf with a framed image, beside a woman in a brown top and a tile of a man in a light blue robe with hands in anjali. Name labels such as Grace Chen, Susan, Mia Lin and Maru appear on the tiles. Nine tiles are visible on the left and three on the right, with two of the right-hand people sharing one interface, so about 11 participants are shown on screen, none of them physically present in one room.2021-12-25