Thiruvananthapuram: Image of a prominent virus in all Prathapan Pulimath cartoons is displayed at the exhibition at the Samskrithi Bhavan Vyloppilli art gallery.
There are a total of 56 cartoons at the exhibition, each sarcastic illustration of daily events for everything that happens.
Solo cartoon exhibition is prepared as part of the annual grant provided by Kerala Lalithakala Academy.
Expo named ‘Puli Madhuram’ will end on January 19.
Vertical cartoon framed uses black tapes.
The most prominent cartoon is one that has fun in the mentality of irresponsible people who dispose of used materials in the area.
This reflects the daily scene of people throwing garbage right in places that have a board instruct “Don’t throw the waste here”.
One more on the elderly politician adhering to their position which is very disappointing the younger people describes the stereotypical political strategy.
“I believe that the cartoon is the best art form that can easily convey the message in question.
We always see cartoons more attention than other written words because they are closely related to sarcasm,” said Prathapan Pulimath, cartoonist.
Another job captured the helplessness of ordinary police who risked their lives while taking their gangs while taking their gangs.
Cartoons also reflect the mental sadness of the police ordered to pursue thugs.
Cartoonists have shown themes of everyday life, including covid regulations, dowry, increasing gasoline prices, identity theft, politics, bribery, politics, work from home, influence of social media, cinema, black money, conditions of financially underdeveloped people Pandemics, selection, new generation and waste disposal by displaying different individuals as representatives of actual people.
Cartoons describe viruses as witnesses for human ignorance
