On May 31, 2024, Plat-forms hosted an exceptional event, Canvas Therapy: Art & Music, at Lamda, Gulshan Club Limited. As part of the Dhaka Flow Food & Wellness Festival, this unique workshop attracted more than 60 participants eager to explore the therapeutic blend of art and music.
A Therapeutic Blend of Art and Music :
Under the guidance of renowned art facilitator Fareha Zeba, participants engaged in a creative journey designed to relieve stress and foster deeper connections. The workshop provided a tranquil space where the soothing melodies of music complemented the creative process of painting, allowing participants to express their emotions freely and connect on a deeper level.
Comprehensive Art Materials
To ensure a seamless creative experience, Plat-forms provided all necessary art materials, including paper, watercolors, brushes, and color plates. This thoughtful provision allowed participants of all skill levels to fully immerse themselves in the therapeutic process without any logistical concerns.
Spotlight on Renowned Bangladeshi Artists
In addition to the workshop, Plat-forms featured a stall promoting ten renowned Bangladeshi artists, such as Kanak Chanpa Chakma, Mohammad Eunus, Nisar Hossain, and Ahmed Shamsuddoha, Maksuda Iqbal Nipa, Auntora Mehrukh Azad, M F I Mazumder Shakil. This stall showcased the rich cultural heritage and artistic talent of Bangladesh, drawing significant attention from festival attendees.
A Transformative Experience
Canvas Therapy: Art & Music was more than just a workshop; it was a transformative experience. The combination of art and music provided a holistic approach to therapy, promoting mental well-being, reducing stress, and fostering a sense of community among participants. The event was a testament to the healing power of creativity and the profound impact of art on emotional well-being.
Looking Forward
Plat-forms' successful Canvas Therapy workshop has set a precedent for future events that blend creativity with therapeutic practices. The overwhelming positive response from participants highlights the need for more such initiatives that promote mental health and well-being through art.
Conclusion
Canvas Therapy: Art & Music by Plat-forms was a highlight of the Dhaka Flow Food & Wellness Festival, offering participants a unique and enriching experience. With over 60 participants and a stall showcasing the works of renowned Bangladeshi artists, the event successfully celebrated the fusion of art and music as a powerful tool for emotional expression and connection.
