SHADES OF ORANGE: A Journey Through Color, Consciousness, and Creativity

Today, I had the wonderful opportunity to participate in “SHADES OF ORANGE,” a Watercolor & Mixed Media Art Camp presented by Parichay Arts Foundation, Hyderabad. The camp was held at the inspiring space of Chitramayee State Gallery of Art, Madhapur, Hyderabad, a venue that always resonates with creative energy.
For me, the color Orange holds deep significance. It symbolizes energy, warmth, spirituality, and the rhythm of life. Through its many shades, orange becomes a powerful medium to explore emotions, nature, and inner consciousness. During this art camp, these ideas came alive as artists shared their perspectives, techniques, and personal interpretations of color and form.
The camp also marked the inauguration of the exhibition by Smt. Harichandana Dasari, I.A.S., District Collector, Hyderabad, whose presence added great encouragement and dignity to the event. Her support for art and culture is truly inspiring for artists and creative communities.
Participating in this camp was a refreshing and enriching experience. It was not just about creating artworks, but about learning, exchanging ideas, and connecting with fellow artists. Every brushstroke carried a sense of reflection, passion, and soulful expression.
Events like “SHADES OF ORANGE” remind us that art is more than a visual experience—it is a journey inward, a dialogue with nature, and a celebration of life’s vibrant energies. I am grateful to Parichay Arts Foundation for creating this meaningful platform and bringing artists together to celebrate creativity in its many forms.
I warmly invite art lovers to experience and support such initiatives that nurture artistic expression and cultural growth.
It was an honourable moment to receive my certificate from Shri Jayesh Ranjan, I.A.S.
Such recognition is deeply motivating and strengthens my commitment to pursue art with sincerity, discipline, and creative passion. I am thankful for the encouragement and support extended to artists and cultural initiatives.
— Anjiya Naik

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