LAHORE: Punjab University College of Art & Design organised an exhibition featuring a diverse array of works from more than 40 artists who explored the intersection of art and sustainability.

Organised at the historic Woolner Hall, Old Campus, the show titled “Convergence”, synergy of art forms for sustainable ecology was a collateral event to Lahore Biennale 03.

Visitors to the exhibition witnessed thought-provoking pieces that challenge traditional perspectives on nature and humanity’s relationship with it.

The display of Convergence attracted art enthusiasts, students, and environmental advocates, all eagerly viewed diverse artworks and appreciated.

“Convergence” has been an enriching experience, inviting attendees to reflect on the synergy between creativity and ecological responsibility. The exhibition remained open for the public, encouraging widespread viewership in this visual conversation. Artists and personalities visited the show and appreciated the art work.

PU Vice Chancellor Prof Muhammad Ali Shah, Pro-VC Prof Khalid Mahmood, Zakariya University Multan VC Prof Muhammad Zubair, Principal College of Art and Design Samina Nasim, Habib Alam, Asna Mubashra, faculty members, artists and students were present.

PU VC Prof Shah said the exhibition was aimed at raising awareness about sustainability and environmental issues through innovative artistic expressions that merge various art forms, including painting, sculpture, installation, digital media and fiber art.

He was of the view that we need to change our behaviour and adopt sustainable practices to preserve the environment. He said that we should move towards green energy.

He said that the artworks serve not only as aesthetic experiences but also as critical commentaries on current ecological challenges.

Dr Samina said effort was made to engage the community in a dialogue about the importance of sustainability and ecological preservation.

She said art has a unique ability to inspire change, and this amazing display is to motivate individuals to consider their impact on the environment.

Published in Dawn, October 25th, 2024