Attractive tourist spots, shades of the sky over the lake, rich culture and tradition of Madhya Pradesh - all were seen in the art pieces made by renowned artists and the youngsters of the State.
Notably, a painting competition ‘Aao Banaien Apna Madhya Pradesh (lets Make Our Madhya Pradesh)’ was organised here on Tuesday at Ravindra Bhavan premises. The competition was organised to observe the series of events being held to observe Madhya Pradesh Foundation Day. Interestingly, not only the artists from the State capital participated in the competition but the artists and students from other districts also took part in the competition and enthusiastically painted their perceptions over the canvas.
As many 300 participants were present during the competition. The competition was divided into three categories. The first category included noted and contemporary artists, the second category included college students and the third category included middle and high school students. The participants enthusiastically participated in the competition and wondrously showcased the scenic beauty, years old architecture, attractive tourist spots, development works, Swachchhta Abhiyan being carried out in the State and also the art and culture of the State could be seen beautifully painted on canvas. Amazingly, the gusto among the participants was worth watching.
A handicapped artist painted over the canvas through the fingers of his foot. The colours in his painting showcased about the Swacchta Abhiyan which was worth praising. Not only this, an artist Shikha Saxena portrayed about State education and sports, on the other hand Arushi Kothari painted the calm tourist spots that included the eye-catching architectures of Mandu, Bhojpur and Khajuraho. Further, another participant Rekha Bhatnagar while painting the Aao Banayien Apna Madhya Pradesh highlighted about ladli laxmi Yojna, Kanyadaan and School Chale Hum. Similarly other participants also focused upon the developmental schemes of the State that were adorned with their creativity and perceptions. The vibrant colours in the paintings made them even more captivating to watch.