Sahitya Kala Parishad Hosts Successful "Voice of Color" Art Camp - Hindustan Metro Daily Hunt 20/2/2024

Sahitya Kala Parishad proudly presented the

"Voice of Color" art camp, held at Zorba Buddha from February 18th to 21st, 2024.

This event was a celebration of artistic

diversity, bringing together renowned artists and art enthusiasts in a vibrant showcase of creativity.

Date: February 18th to 21st, 2024

Venue: Zorba Buddha

A highlight of the camp was the unveiling of Hemraj's latest series of paintings, titled

"Eternal Reminiscence 3.0." Hemraj, a celebrated Indian artist, showcased his larger-than-life 5x4 ft oil paintings, captivating viewers with their cosmic allure and profound themes..

Hemraj's "Eternal Reminiscence 3.0":.

Hemraj's artwork transcends traditional boundaries, inviting viewers on a cosmic journey where they become part of the narrative.


In this series, he explores the concept of oneness, blurring the lines between viewer and painting. As spectators engage with his

art, they find themselves immersed in a cumhintir rolatinnchin maraina with the artwork in a profound experience.

In addition to Hemraj's groundbreaking series, other notable artists such as Yusuf, Sridhar lyer, and Sabia showcased their distinctive styles, enriching the camp's tapestry of artistic expression.

The "Voice of Color" art camp was a

resounding success, providing a platform for artists to connect with audiences on a

profound level. Through Hemraj's visionary work and the contributions of other talented

individuals, the event reaffirmed the timeless power of art to inspire and unite.

About Sahitya Kala Parishad:

Sahitya Kala Parishad is dedicated to promoting and preserving Indian art and culture through various initiatives and events, fostering creativity and artistic excellence.

Join us in celebrating the vibrant hues of creativity at "Voice of Color"!

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