Progress in art does not consists in expansion, but in an awarness of thelimits’
-Georges Braque.

And indeed it was an awarness of one’s own limition for every artist in the expansive space of Osho Tapoban. This awareness had a tendency to exceed & extend further form an introspective confinement & form the confinement fo art midium aswell, be it canvas, clay, metal etc. The result-provacative site specific art presentations by 26 young art innovators.

Devendra reflected his love for nature through water colour paintings in the Nepal art council gallery. An energetic young man, he sees his painting as journal of ups & downs in life.

He travels far distant places & collects sceneries on paper. This exhibition he says, is largly dedicated to the serene land of Tarai. The paintings can also be looked upon as a reaction to violent situation that is building up in Nepal. The artist recollects moments when he had to go through grueling trouble during his travel. 'And there is only one way out of this confusing

Keeping in mind even the tinist requirment of life, violence it seems would never vanish from the world. Because deep down in the basement of our existence what we are is merely, an animal, & Drawin puts it quite proficiently- survival of the fittest."

Though what distinguishes us from rest of the other animals is that we have a thinking device called the mind which has capability to keep a balance between peace & violence as a result establishing harmony. But not much of that is happening in the world today. Collisions of