Udaipur, August 13 (Kiran News) – The Maharana Mewar Charitable Foundation, Udaipur, hosted Panch Abhivyakti, an event celebrating the convergence of art and artists, highlighting Mewar’s tradition of independent artistic expression.
As part of the programme, a live painting session was held on August 12 and 13 at the City Palace Museum, Udaipur, where five distinguished artists came together to present their unique styles on a common platform. The works created will be exhibited at the City Palace Museum from August 14 to 17, offering both domestic and international art lovers an opportunity to experience the creativity.
Dr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar described the event as a festival of Mewar’s independent artistic spirit, saying, “I support these five exceptional artists and their different styles of painting, who have come together to freely depict our vibrant traditions. This effort inspires the independent spirit of Mewar.”
Foundation CEO Dr. Mayank Gupta stated that the event was aimed at portraying traditions through creative freedom, while also preserving this unique spirit for future generations. The participating artists – Chandrika Parmar, Rohan Thakar, Anurag Mehta, Nirbhay Soni, and Rahul Mali – brought Panch Abhivyakti to life on canvas.
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