Bengaluru: ‘Power of Gestures Beyond Symbols’ Art Gallery at Karnataka Chitrakala Parishad Achi-News

We express and communicate our feelings and things by talking to others. Communicating without speaking means conveying through signs or gestures.

Now one such art gallery called ‘Beyond Signs: The Power of Gestures’ was held at Karnataka Chitrakala Parishad in Bengaluru from September 19 to 22. Many people, including school students, visited and learned to speak with signs.

Here are the gestures of 8 skilled artists to recall what? Do physical movements and postures have the power to replace any of our overused sensory addictions? Can one gesture capture the whole story in its shape and form? That was reported.

How to carry out our daily conversations through gestures? Which gesture should be used for which speech, which gesture indicates which emotion and communication, how to deal with non-verbal people learned in this art gallery.

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Various gestures were painted on the wall and meaning was given through the gestures themselves to the meaning of each gesture.

Gestures have been an important form of human expression for centuries. Gesture goes beyond spoken language and connects us deeply. From ancient times to the present day, gestures have played a vital role in communication. Yet they are often overlooked.

This art gallery promotes the rich heritage and contemporary influence of gestures. Featuring works by talented deaf artists, “Beyond Science: The Power of Gestures” highlights the beauty and importance of non-verbal communication.

It aims to reconstruct our understanding of gestures and their influence on Indian Sign Language (ISL). It is about driving change towards ISL learning and fostering a more inclusive society.