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Mitti Se Mehrab: A Journey Through Art and Memory
7 Jun
Summary
- Solo exhibition by self-taught artist Farzana Sahab opened in Lucknow.
- Showcase features 55 paintings inspired by memory, identity, and heritage.
- Artworks draw from mud homes and traditional folk art of Bundelkhand.
The art gallery in Aliganj, Lucknow, recently hosted the opening of "Mitti Se Mehrab," a solo art exhibition by Farzana Sahab. Sahab, a homemaker and self-taught artist, presented around 55 paintings and mixed media works. These creations are deeply rooted in her childhood memories and the rich cultural heritage of Bundelkhand and Awadh.
The exhibition's theme focuses on memory, identity, and heritage, drawing visual narratives from traditional elements. Inspiration is evident in the depiction of mud homes, folk art, and architectural motifs characteristic of the Bundelkhand region and Lucknow's distinct styles. The artist aimed to translate her personal recollections into compelling visual stories.
Padma Shri Malini Awasthi inaugurated the event, which was attended by prominent personalities from Lucknow's art and cultural fraternity. Guests, including Prof Jaikrishna Agarwal and writer Yatindra Mishra, engaged with Sahab about her artistic vision. The exhibition highlights traditional folk art and local architectural influences.
