The University of Agriculture Faisalabad on Wednesday opened one-day art exhibition, depicting the colors of eastern civilization, behaviors and other areas of social life.

The University of Agriculture Faisalabad on Wednesday opened one-day art exhibition, depicting the colors of eastern civilization, behaviors and other areas of social life. The expo was set up by students of M.A (Fine Arts), Institute of Home Sciences, Faculty of Food, Nutrition and Home Sconces, UAF. The exhibition was inaugurated by UAF Vice Chancellor Dr Muhammad Iqbal Zafar who was accompanied by Food Sciences Dean Dr Masood Sadiq Butt, Faculty of Agriculture Dean Dr Muhammad Amjad, Home Sciences In-charge Dr Ayesha Riaz and other notables. In the exhibition, more than 20 paintings were put on display that remained center of attraction for art lovers. Talking to participants, UAF Vice Chancellor Dr Muhammad Iqbal Zafar said that with the art work, we can promote the tolerance, love and peace in the society. He added that in the west, art work is used as the tool to educate children so that they can understand old civilization, and other areas effectively. One of painter student, Hira Aslam said that her work based on subject matter sled whatever she feel was depicted in the artwork, the anger, aggression, love and care. The other painter student, Iqra Bashir said that her painting, the color of life, was defined as a collection of inanimate objects arranged together in a specific way, exploring the symbolic and meaning of the color of life. The other painter student, Mahnoor Ikram said that she found love for traveling which is shown her painting. Sana Shabbir said that her work was based upon her poetry. I see world with an eye of optimistic. I have painted architecture of clock tower as a symbol of hope and optimistic. The other painter student, Sehar Liaqat said that I portrayed the history through my paintings which the society has neglected today. She said her painting was a fusion of historical foundation and tradional Mughals miniature style. The other painter student, Mahnoor said that my work portrayed the world as chess board where all human beings are players and chess pieces too. A human perceived and defeated as chess piece by another human. Other painter Sana Farooq said that her work is based on Mandalas as termed that her work was revolving around an echo of anyone’s soul. The other painter student, Sidra Iqbal said that every individual had many aspects in personality. Some are visible and others are hidden. So I portrayed different perspective of my personality.