Join us at the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA) for a hands-on family workshop where we create illuminated landscapes. Explore how buildings change in size and depth based on a fusion of perspective, architecture, and light. 

Use layering, silhouettes, and transparency, to construct skyline lanterns and transform two-dimensional cityscapes into realistic, multi-dimensional artworks!

Audience Takeaways:

- Understanding how perspective shapes landscapes in art. 

- Experimenting with light and shadow to create visual depth. 

- Learning layering techniques to build glowing compositions. 

- Designing a unique skyline lantern to take home. 

Be sure to also visit our ongoing exhibition ‘Of Worlds Within Worlds – Gulammohammed Sheikh, A Retrospective’ at KNMA Saket to discover captivating uses of light and perspective in layered cityscapes like “City for Sale” (1981). Can you find more such examples?