A painting exhibition ‘Anubhuti’ has been organized at Bagore ki Haveli since 3^rd April. Presented in the joint association of a Hungarian artist Radhika Priya Rozalia and Udaipur’s Renu Mehta, the exhibition is based on Spiritual Art, Icons, Mythology, Birds, Flowers and Chakras-Mandalas of the new world.

Radhika Priya Rozalia is passionate to showcase Spirituality and Chakras-Mandalas of new world, while Renu Mehta specializes in Mythology, Birds, Flowers and Icons.

According to Renu Mehta, “This four day exhibition will continue till 6^th April, between 10 am to 8 pm at Bagore Ki Haveli near Gangaur Ghat, where around 60 frames of varied art work has been presented.”

Both the artists have in depth knowledge of their respective art works. Radhika Priya Rozalia started her career back in 1979 from France. She has been visiting India regularly and studied sacred art of Nathadwara, and also served as Consultant Artist at Indira Gandhi National Center for Arts. Her style of painting is deeply inspired by Indian miniatures and Nathdwara traditions.

Renu Mehta is an Udaipur based artist who has been continuously enriching artistic landscape of Rajasthan. She first pulled attention of audience by her work on ceramics with Jaipur Pottery in 1981 and her paintings on Fabric. She also served as lecturer of Fine Arts in Women’s Polytechnic College, Udaipur from 1985 – 1997.