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• July 24, 2024
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Neuro Art session held at Jakhmola Web House For Collage Interns

Jakhmola Web House recently hosted a vibrant and engaging Neuro Art session for Rishikesh college interns, providing a unique blend of creativity and neuroscience. This innovative event aimed to enrich the interns’ experience by combining artistic expression with an understanding of brain connections.

The session was led by Shanti, a passionate artist known for her expertise in Neuro Art. The event saw enthusiastic participation from the interns, who were described as bright, attentive, fast learners, and highly respectful. The students’ prior knowledge about neuron connections in the brain allowed for a session filled with more creative fun and less theoretical explanation.

Highlights of the Session:

1. Creative Exploration: Interns were encouraged to draw their dreams, resulting in unique and beautiful art pieces that reflected their dedication and focus. Each artwork was a testament to the students’ creative minds and their ability to translate abstract ideas into visual forms.
2. Interactive Learning: The session provided a hands-on learning experience, blending neuroscience concepts with artistic techniques. This approach helped interns understand the brain’s creative processes while enjoying the art-making journey.
3. Positive Environment: The atmosphere was filled with enthusiasm and positivity. Shanti praised the interns for their respect, kindness, and creativity, expressing her admiration for their talent and dedication.
4. Future Aspirations: The session concluded with encouraging words from Shanti, who wished the interns success in achieving their dreams. She emphasized the importance of maintaining a positive attitude and staying focused on their goals.

Gratitude and Future Plans: Shanti expressed her heartfelt gratitude to Beena Jakhmola for inviting her to conduct the session. She also thanked the interns for their love and participation, stating her eagerness to hold more such sessions in the future. She encouraged everyone to stay connected through her art page, Shanti Loves Art, hosted at Jakhmola Web House.

The Neuro Art session at Jakhmola Web House was not only a creative retreat but also a platform for interns to explore the intersection of art and science.

For more information on upcoming sessions and events, follow Shanti Loves Art on social media or visit Jakhmola Web House.