A solo ride across India with an easel
The Hindu
Artist Prasanth KP is painting his way across the country on a bike piled with canvases, brushes and a tripod
On March 28, artist Prasanth KP set off from Kochi on a solo ride across the country on his Royal Enfield. Eighty per cent of the luggage, piled on the back of the bike, comprised art material — easel, canvas, tripod, paint and brushes wrapped in a water-proof bag. He would be painting his way through 16 states or more over 60 days. A rider and traveller, who has undertaken solo trips across South India and travelled up to Gujarat, this is the first time he is combining art with travel. Prasanth plans to complete 100 paintings while on the journey, which would be exhibited in Bengaluru and Kochi after he completes the trip.
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