Last Updated : Jan 18, 2025 09:50 AM IST
Unlike the typical black and white court life, various combinations of bright colours could be seen in the paintings of retired Punjab and Haryana high court judge justice MMS Bedi
A three-day exhibition showcasing a variety of artistic expressions inspired by nature opened at Foothills Club, IAS-PCS Society, Sector 1, New Chandigarh, on Friday.
Titled “Nature Palette”, the exhibition will remain open for all from 11 am to 7 pm on Saturday and Sunday.
Former director of North Zone Cultural Centre (NZCC), DS Saroya, 65, exhibited his photos from Leh and Ladakh and described them as a “mystical landscape”.
Next to Saroya’s exhibit were the photos captured by Rekha Chandra, titled “A Symphony of Interactions”, further mentioning, “We don’t own the Earth: We belong to it, sharing this sacred space with wildlife”.
Chandra, a retired teacher, had captured elephants crossing Nepal’s Tarai region to Jim Corbett. Another photo depicted a tigress drinking water after a hunt.
Another artist, retired IRS officer Harmeet Singh,59, expressed his thoughts in the form of abstract art, with paintings highlighting themes of Shiva linga and Greek mythology. Singh desribed himself as a self-taught artist, not belonging to any school, but inspired by Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh.
