Day 20 of Art in coronavirus lockdown
“Art in the time of Corona – hope and positivity through creativity” is an art project which encouraged creation of art in coronavirus lockdown to encourage creative expression by children, college students and others. This art project is managed by Indiaart and Khula Aasmaan and supported by Finolex Industries and Mukul Madhav Foundation. Featured below are the select artworks from day 20 of Art in coronavirus lockdown. Several artworks acknowledge the stellar role played by the Covid-19 warriors such as the doctors, health workers, police and other government officials.
Select artworks from “Art in coronavirus lockdown” – day 20
Artwork by Lakshmi Sukanya, Bengaluru, Karnataka
I have been practicing Mandala Art, Dot painting, pour Painting and other forms of Art. These are the source of peace and satisfaction that I get after long working hours…From small Pebbles to canvas to fridge magnets, I love creating new artwork almost every day. I strongly believe in the positive vibes that are generated by any form of Art.
Painting by Nishi Verma, Hyderabad, Telangana
Amidst covid-19 , we have seen nature at its best. This artwork clearly showcases the eternal power of nature in maintaining the balance of earth. A woman in it is showcasing Mother nature.
Mother Nature provides us with all the healing, health, and vitality that we need. It’s up to us to harness that power and bring these natural elixirs into our lives so we can lead a glorious, happy, healthy, and long life!
About myself
I am a working professional. In this fast moving world of competition I never got enough time, resources and support to follow my passion. This lockdown is a blessing in disguise which gave me an opportunity to do what I love. I am a self taught artist. I define myself as a magician of sorts , turning thoughts of wonderment into pieces of originality. Each creation showcases my own personal journey.
Painting by Rudraksh Baranwal, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh
About myself:-
I love to do paintings and sketching and it was missing in the past one month.. during this quarantine I was very frustrated not because of the complete shutdown but because of the missing platform and Indiaart gave me this opportunity to make this happen and bring out something better rather than sitting idle.
This painting is about the safety measures that we should take to protect ourselves from corona virus that frequently wash our hands,use masks,avoid contact with anyone and use soaps and sanitizer for our safety.
This painting is about the current warriors of our nation India. Our doctors, policemen, helping persons like sweepers, vegetable seller’s,etc. They are protecting us by performing their duties while everyone is staying home. Full nation is locked but not for them,they are still giving their duties just to make sure that every person is safe at their place.
Painting by Harshada Deshmukh, Pune, Maharshtra
I am an educationist and the managing director for a group of institutions and school in Pune and founder director of an NGO. I enjoy pastel on paper. Though I get very little time to pursue my hobby. This painting after a long time has given me immense joy.
Here is a painting by Veerangini Deshmukh (3.5 years) who is the daughter of Harshada Deshmukh.
Painting by Divya Agarwal, Shirohi, Rajasthan
Divya currently lives in Mumbai.
As I am very close to my mother and share a special bond with her, I dedicate my painting to her.
Painting by Shivangini Basak
Shivangini has done this painting with earbuds and leaf and toothbrush.
Salute to Indian Police, painting by Raghav Sheth, Satara, Maharashtra
Pencil Sketch by Sohali Shyam, Durgapur, West Bengal
Painting by Suchit Daga (class 6), Guwahati, Assam
Painting by Ruchit Daga (class 4), Guwahati, Assam
Painting by Oleti Likhitha Madhuri
Painting by Manasi Jaiswal, Narsingpur, Madhya Pradesh
Painting by Amrita Kaur Khalsa
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Acknowledgement
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The project idea itself is Creative.VeryNice. Congratulations! Dr.SubhashBhave
Thank you for your appreciation. It was good to see that this project idea was very well received by people from across the country. The kind of response and participation that one can see has been very satisfying.
The project was really good. It was very nice to see how people takeout their creativity with such beautiful messages through their artwork.
I am really happy to see this painting
I loved the exhibition
Thank you for your appreciation. The project “Art in the time of Corona” is a special one as it demonstrates the spirit of the people. The fact that so many people from all over the country participated and created art at the time when there was bad news all around, is itself a big positive.