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Aiming to set new record, fashion students race against time to create largest mandala painting | Coimbatore News

Aiming to set new record, fashion students race against time to create largest mandala painting | Coimbatore News
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Fashion students wave bye to Covid-hit 2020 | Coimbatore News

Coimbatore: Two fashion apparel students of NIFT-TEA College of Knitwear Fashion have put up an installation to bid farewell to 2020. Bye Bye 2020, made by first year students Kaviya Govindaraj and Dharshini G, depicts the pain and loss caused by Covid-19. The concrete installation, spread across 250sqft, has 30 art forms from 30 countries. “Covid-19 affected almost every country and lakhs of people. We believe that art can express so many things that words can’t. Hands are usually the body part we use most when we ask for help, are anxious or worried,” says Kaviya. “So, we designed our concept around hands.”

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New year: Two fashion designing students from NIFT-TEA put up art installation with Covid-19 as theme | Coimbatore News

The art by two first year fashion apparel students from NIFT-TEA displayed at the campus classroom to symbolically say Bye Bye 2020 . COIMBATORE: A day before the new year, two first year fashion apparel students from NIFT-TEA put up an art installation in one of their campus classrooms to symbolically say Bye Bye 2020 . The installation, spread across 250 sq ft, depicting the pain and loss caused by Covid-19 to million of people, was depicted with hands made of concrete. However, in a bid to depict that pain in a more positive manner, each hand was painted in a colourful art form that originated in a specific country.

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