Art enthusiasts recently flocked to an art gallery in Aliganj for the solo exhibition ‘Aqua’ by Abhilasha Singh. The exhibition showcased a poignant collection of over 20 artworks that eloquently conveyed the devastating impact of environmental pollution on wildlife.
Singh’s evocative paintings and sculptures employed a range of techniques to depict the plight of animals affected by pollution. Through vibrant hues and delicate brushstrokes, she captured the fragility of marine life threatened by plastic waste and oil spills. Her intricate sculptures, crafted from recycled materials, symbolized the resilience of wildlife amidst the challenges posed by human activities.
The exhibition served as a powerful reminder of the urgent need to address environmental pollution. Singh’s artworks not only showcased her artistic prowess but also sparked important conversations about the responsibility we all share in protecting our planet and its inhabitants. ‘Aqua’ left a lasting impression on visitors, inspiring them to reflect on their own actions and the collective impact we have on the environment.
