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‘Street art largely undiscovered in India’ By IANS|   Published: 17th February 2021 9:37 pm IST By Sukant Deepak New Delhi, Feb 17 : She comes to the street with an unburdened mind. You can expect her to paint an asteroid, a doormat or anything she fancies. There is no space for constraint. Aspects of life, death and decay can take shape on the wall. In fact, what really excites Anpu Varkey, a New Delhi-based painter and street artist is imagining possibilities. “Also the generosity of the people who come by and share a story with me, offer me tea, listening to the local gossip, hanging around people who feel they know more about art, secretly wishing they were artists too adds to its allure. This is still a largely undiscovered platform,” says the young artist who is part of KNMA’s ‘Art Meets Street’.

Street art largely undiscovered in India

Street art largely undiscovered in India ​ By Sukant Deepak ( IANS) | Published on ​ Wed, Feb 17 2021 21:12 IST | ​ 0 Views Interview with artist Anpu Varkey. Image Source: IANS News New Delhi, Feb 17 : She comes to the street with an unburdened mind. You can expect her to paint an asteroid, a doormat or anything she fancies. There is no space for constraint. Aspects of life, death and decay can take shape on the wall. In fact, what really excites Anpu Varkey, a New Delhi-based painter and street artist is imagining possibilities. "Also the generosity of the people who come by and share a story with me, offer me tea, listening to the local gossip, hanging around people who feel they know more about art, secretly wishing they were artists too adds to its allure. This is still a largely undiscovered platform," says the young artist who is part of KNMA's 'Art Meets Street'.