As said by the great Pablo Picasso ” painting is just another way of keeping a diary”, we, a troupe of some know and unknown faces with a willing of knowing gathered together to venture the beauty of Massanjore and take home with us some magnificent views in the form of ‘outdoor watercolor’

                      This family of us was represented by Ayan Das, Anupam Halder, Priya Majumder, Siddartha Shil, Chandra Banik, Adwitiya Sarkar, Rishina Bhakta, Susmita Maity, Bapan Sing, Pijush Sinha, Surajit Dey, Suranjan Roy, Raju Rabidas, Arup Naskar, Monika Mondal, Anup Pradhan, Debajit Rudra Paul, Chayan Das Thakur, Susanta Mistry and Sourav Nandi. Our workshop and journey of visual treat were for 3 days, during this period we not only tried our brushes but also gathered knowledge. The first few days went reminiscing the beauty of Massanjore Dam, It’s trail Moyurakkhi Nadi and the surrounding exceptional visuals of nature and it’s doing. Then on the next days we visited a small village named  Sikaripara, known for its “Dokra Art” made in some of it’s households. There we gathered the knowledge of the process of creating Dokra  masterpieces from the artisans.

                             This whole time we bewildered our brushes, splashed colour palettes and created different views on our papers and made this workshop a memory always to be cherished. We, with the idea of spreading happiness and also the visual retreats are coming up with this Online Art Exhibition “MAYURAKSHI, Virtual Exhibit”. This exhibition  will represent works from all the members of this workshop. Thank you.   

                                                                                                                                                                                 – RISHINA BHAKTA