Collector Namit Mehta Adds Colors Alongside Artists at ‘Rangat’
Inspection with UDA Commissioner Rahul Jain; Artists’ Creativity Lauded
Udaipur: Under the ‘Rangat – Rasta Ri’ Art Festival, Udaipur’s streets are witnessing a vibrant confluence of creation and culture. On Saturday, District Collector Namit Mehta and UDA Commissioner Rahul Jain visited the RTO underpass to observe the ongoing mural painting organized by the Udaipur Development Authority (UDA).
Collector Mehta appreciated the artists’ imagination and hard work, stating that such initiatives not only enhance the city’s aesthetics but also strengthen Udaipur’s identity as a ‘City of Art’. Actively participating in the creative process, he personally took up a brush to add colors to the murals, joining the artists in their artistic journey.
During the event, Collector Mehta interacted with the artists, encouraging them to continue their creative endeavors. He emphasized that initiatives like these help connect the city’s residents to art and beauty. The festival coordinator, Architect Sunil Laddha, shared insights about the contributions of the participating artists.
The event concluded with Collector Mehta, Commissioner Jain, and the artists coming together for a commemorative group photograph, marking a memorable moment of this colorful celebration.
Under the ‘Rangat – Rasta Ri’ festival, the city’s prominent underpasses are being adorned with murals depicting Udaipur’s folk culture, traditions, and everyday life, transforming public spaces into vibrant canvases of creativity.
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