PANAJI: THE WHITE WALLS OF THE OURY OF THE OURY OF THE OURY OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION OF MARY IN PANAJI is now decorated in a colorful color as part of ‘let love bloom’, a six-section blanket that comes together to form a flower garden along the wall iconic structure.
Community involvement initiatives Inspired by the quilting traditions around the world launched by the Sunaparanta Goa art center in collaboration with the Corona blanket project, with permission from the church and corporation of Panaji City (CCP).
It involves inviting people to submit their unique entries physically or almost in the size of a square of 15 inches 15 inches using the enrolled material, which is then sewn together to build a blanket.
“This blanket has evolved into a large-scale community art project throughout Indian cities.
This blanket brings together more than 3,000 narratives of hope, love, trust, friendship and, most importantly, together together as a community to rebuild, to reconstruct and remain Tough in the face of global pandemics, “Sunaparanta said.
This project was first started during a national-induced covid locking, with the aim of giving people throughout India the opportunity to express and share their pandemic experiences.
Fabric box is a template; Everyone must make a design to inspire these square with the intensity of his own experience.
Pastor parish from immaculate conception church, FR Walter de Sa, said it was a project with the Church and Sunaparanta.
“We received many congratulations.
This is a community project and positive initiative, and we have protected everything.
The church structure has not been touched,” he said.
“This project illustrates the expression of children, orphans, school students, and those who come from homes for Covid-19 pandemic, and how this makes us show concerns and solidarity.
It also respects sacrifices by doctors, nurses, volunteers and so many People regardless of class, caste, creed and religion.
Everyone goes on to focus on humanity, “said De S.
It is conceived as a way to connect people, the project captures collective memory of an unprecedented time.
By turning the blanket to the main motive for creative expressions, it provides a platform for people to gather and weave a story.
Quilt Exhibition of the Giant Life at the Covid Curtain Wall Church Panaji
