School walls painted with mud
The Niranjana Public Welfare School, Bakrour (Sujata village) Bodhgaya, India. School walls painted with mud
School walls painted with mud
Traditionally, the Niranjana Public Welfare School in India provides its building to the full disposal of artists. And they can demonstrate their unlimited talent, skill and boundless imagination. Accordingly, the walls and ceilings of the school – transformed into the canvas on which appear scenic paintings, landscapes and fantastic creatures. However, the most amazing thing is that these wonderful murals – painted with ordinary mud! The material, which in this poor area has unlimited quantities.
Meanwhile, the Niranjana Wall Art festival gathers artists from India and Japan. They spend three weeks there, not only creating their masterpieces on the walls, but also interacting with the students of the school. In addition, conducting workshops, they share with the students the spirit of creativity and art.
The ceiling and the walls painted with mud. The Niranjana Public Welfare School, Bakrour (Sujata village) Bodhgaya, India
In fact, the Niranjana Public Welfare School started organizing Wall Art Festival eight years ago. Then, the school administration suggested to use the white walls of the school as a canvas. Inspired by traditional Indian wall paintings, Japanese artist Yusuke Asai, using mud, turned the classroom walls and ceiling into a gorgeous painting. In order to get the needed color shades, Yusuke Asai collected different soils in the village and mixed them with water.
Unfortunately, the most unpleasant thing is that these mud paintings will be removed from the walls after the festival is over. The students help him wash away the paintings, and Asai explains the children the philosophy of life, which is a cycle. All that comes from earth returns to Earth.
School walls painted with mud
Painted with mud walls and ceiling. The Niranjana Public Welfare School, Bakrour (Sujata village)
Bodhgaya, India
Colorful paintings on walls. The Niranjana Public Welfare School, Bakrour (Sujata village)
Bodhgaya, India
An artist painting walls with mud. Wall art Festival at The Niranjana Public Welfare School, Bakrour (Sujata village) Bodhgaya, India
Unique Wall art Festival at The Niranjana Public Welfare School, Bakrour (Sujata village) Bodhgaya, India
Fabulous painting on the walls of Niranjana Public Welfare School, Bakrour (Sujata village) Bodhgaya, India
Details of wall painting in Public Welfare School, Bakrour (Sujata village) Bodhgaya, India
Red mud painting on the walls of Niranjana Public Welfare School, Bakrour (Sujata village) Bodhgaya, India
Thus, the students learn art. Wall art Festival at The Niranjana Public Welfare School, Bakrour (Sujata village) Bodhgaya, India
Beautiful Wall art at The Niranjana Public Welfare School, Bakrour (Sujata village) Bodhgaya, India
Stunning wall art at The Niranjana Public Welfare School, Bakrour (Sujata village) Bodhgaya, India
Fantasy painting in the Niranjana Public Welfare School, Bakrour (Sujata village) Bodhgaya, India
Niranjana Public Welfare School, Bakrour (Sujata village) Bodhgaya, India
Nature inspired wall paintings in the Niranjana Public Welfare School, Bakrour (Sujata village) Bodhgaya, India
Mud painting. Public Welfare School, Bakrour (Sujata village) Bodhgaya, India
Decorated with mud paintings interior of the Niranjana Public Welfare School, Bakrour (Sujata village) Bodhgaya, India
Young artist trying his hand. Wall art Festival at The Niranjana Public Welfare School, Bakrour (Sujata village) Bodhgaya, India
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