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Project Sparsh

by Shruti Katiyar, Asif Kureshi


Project Sparsh, launched by Asian Paints in collaboration with St+art India Foundation, aims to make art accessible to visually impaired students through tactile murals and interactive art workshops. This initiative redefines how art is experienced, using Asian Paints’ textured paints to create pieces that can be touched and felt, ensuring inclusivity and engagement. By integrating Rajasthan’s cultural heritage into these artworks, Project Sparsh transforms sterile school environments into vibrant, inspiring spaces.


The outdoor mural combines Rajasthan's Bandhej textile art with Braille, symbolizing inclusivity and bridging vision and touch. The design merges traditional craftsmanship with accessibility, creating a tangible narrative that celebrates Rajasthan's rich cultural identity.


An indoor tactile museum introduces visually impaired students to Rajasthan’s cultural treasures. The artwork features Kathputli puppetry, Blue Pottery, Phad Paintings, and Bandhej and Bagru Block Prints, enabling students to explore art through touch. Braille integration ensures comprehension, making this museum a first-of-its-kind experience tailored for inclusivity.

WE ARE
Art in Transit, Landmark Projects
A-kill, Khatra
in Chennai
Untitled: Animan
Animan
in Delhi
Charukasera
Johnson Singh Kshetrimayum
in Kerala
Untitled: SB Marg
Hanif Kureshi, Akash Halankar, Johnson
in Mumbai
Untitled: The Heritage Project, Shilo Shiv Suleman
Shilo Shiv Suleman
in Mumbai
Untitled: Thanjavur, Osheen Siva
City Projects
Osheen Siva
in Thanjavur
Untitled: Afzan
Afzan
in Chennai
Untitled: Chifumi
Art District
Chifumi
in Chennai
Untitled: Dattaraj
Dattaraj
in Chennai
Untitled: Intiyaz
Intiyaz
in Coimbatore

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