The Bhopalites were enthralled to watch the creativity of the young artistes of the city. The students of Tulika Kala Kendra showcased their creative skills through the imagination in the form of paintings they created over the canvas.
Their paintings were displayed for the first time at Swaraj Vithika (Swaraj Art Gallery) of Swaraj Bhawan, Ravindra Bhawan premises. The exhibition received a huge applause from the art lovers of the city. It concluded here on Sunday. The three-day exhibition entitled “Srajnawali’, exhibition of painting by aspiring students, began on April 18. As many as 84 works of 30 students of age group 14-21 were on displayed at gallery which was appreciated by the spectators.
They painted their works using various mediums including pencil, coloured pencil, shading, oil, water, oil pastels and acrylic on paper or canvas which highlighted their works.
These paintings gave an impression of their broad imagery and how they see things in their surroundings. Notably, this was the first attempt to encourage the talent that lie in the youngsters. From the favourite cartoon character Donald Duck to a matured village man and from lord Ganesha to the beautiful scenic beauty, the children had portrayed their perspectives over the canvas.
They painted the different expressions and the emotions are so real that they won hugeround of applause from visitors.Their stroked communicated beautifully to art lovers. The students also presented the Rajasthani scenes and also paintings of Gautam Budha creating totally a different ambience.
The 21-year-old Aditi Pancholi exhibited four works in oil and poster colour. She painted Rajasthani Banjara in oil colour, a miniature work which showed two beautiful women plucking flowers in pastel colour and two colourful birds with sharp peaks sitting together on the branch of a tree.
Aditi while expressing her contentment said, “It’s my first exhibition and painting is my hobby. I’m taking training from my teacher Archna Gupta for the past 3 years.” Similar were the views of other students as well. It was a mesmerizing experience for the spectators to watch the colourful world created by the students as they walked through the gallery.