Speaking to the Post, artist Manish Lal Shrestha said that since the exhibit brings together a diverse range of expressions from various artists while also promoting them to interact with works created by each other—the exhibit was called Haptic Perception in reference to the word ‘haptic’ which is derived from the Greek, hapts, meaning ‘to grasp something.’
The exhibit features Erina Tamrakar’s Blind Eye, paintings that touch on the subject of gender discrimination and the necessary empowerment of women; Asha Dangol’s This is Modern, is a commentary on the deteriorating environment and rampant air pollution; and Bidhata KC’s expressive landscapes of the Mustang region. Manish Lal Shrestha’s paintings, Dot Arts, Green-Tara and Mona Lisa incorporate elements from pop art while Sandhya Silwal’s paper-cut art and Roshan Bhandari’s abstract works will not fail to regail.
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