Over the last two decades, Chitrakar’s work has been exhibited across Asia and Europe — not for commercial acclaim, but as a cultural dialogue. His shows in Kyoto, Paris, and Berlin have introduced Paubha to audiences unfamiliar with its meditative depth. “Real art doesn’t need to be explained. It speaks to those willing to listen,” […]
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In a modest studio nestled in Lalitpur, Lok Chitrakar teaches more than brush techniques. His students learn discipline, patience, and reverence — qualities fading in today’s fast-paced art scene. “I don’t just train hands. I train minds to respect the tradition,” he says. His school, Simrik Atelier, is part art academy, part sanctuary. Here, artists […]
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Excerpt:In the world of traditional Nepali art, there are no accidents — only intention. Paubha art, preserved by masters like Lok Chitrakar, thrives on precision and spiritual balance. Content:The foundation of Paubha art lies in geometry — not just as a visual guide, but as a spiritual structure. From the placement of the deity to […]
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In the heart of Patan, where the streets echo with centuries of devotion and craftsmanship, Lok Chitrakar stands as a living vessel of Nepal’s ancient art traditions. His mastery of Paubha — the traditional Newar form of Tangka painting — goes far beyond brushwork; it is a spiritual journey rendered in color and symbolism. “Every […]
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