लद्धाख की ठंडी रात में दाविंची सुरेश ने 70 फुट महादेव आइस पेंटिंग पूरी

In the midst of extreme cold, renowned painter and sculptor Davinci Suresh created a spectacular burst of colors on frozen ice sheets. In the valley below Mount Kailasa in Ladakh, at minus 12 degrees Celsius, he completed a massive 70-foot portrait of Lord Mahadeva on a surface that had turned into solid ice. Prepared in connection with the Shivaratri celebrations, this artwork marks Davinci Suresh’s 98th medium painting. After conducting numerous experiments with the goal of painting on snow-covered mountains, he successfully accomplished this mission using “emulsion stainers.” Suresh stated that this is the world’s first colorful ice painting of such a large scale, completed with special permission and support from the Ladakh police and army officials. Despite the harsh weather conditions, the artwork was finished in just six hours. Davinci Suresh and his team arrived in Ladakh on the 9th. The mission was organized by the “Kailasam Meditation Ashram and Global Trust.” Trust representative Acharya R. Vishwanathan, cameraman Simbad, Suresh’s son Indrajith Davinci, and his daughter were also part of the expedition team. This achievement marks a significant milestone in Suresh’s journey toward completing 100 artworks across different media.