Karnataka: Baadal Nanjundaswamy paints Bengaluru to spread COVID-19 awareness

One of Karnataka’s favourite fine artists Baadal Nanjundaswamy draws wall paintings and graffiti across the city to spread COVID-19 awareness.

<p>Bengaluru: Bengaluru which was once known as the green city has rather been looking more colourful than before even during the pandemic.</p>

Bengaluru: Bengaluru which was once known as the green city has rather been looking more colourful than before even during the pandemic.

<p>You will find several wall paintings and graffiti across the city especially on metro pillars and popular streets.</p>

You will find several wall paintings and graffiti across the city especially on metro pillars and popular streets.

<p>The credit to most of these colourful artworks goes to Baadal Nanjundaswamy who has been drawing murals and graffiti all around the city.</p>

The credit to most of these colourful artworks goes to Baadal Nanjundaswamy who has been drawing murals and graffiti all around the city.

<p>While Baadal addresses all kinds of issues through his artwork most of the recent ones are made to spread awareness about COVID-19.</p>

While Baadal addresses all kinds of issues through his artwork most of the recent ones are made to spread awareness about COVID-19.

<p>Baadal’s recent artwork speaks on how social distancing and masks are extremely important until a credible vaccine is made available to the world.&nbsp;</p>

Baadal’s recent artwork speaks on how social distancing and masks are extremely important until a credible vaccine is made available to the world. 

<p>The artist continues to paint at police stations, markets and other public places on empty walls, shutters, pillars, and roads to educate people. Many passers-by have appreciated the art.</p>

The artist continues to paint at police stations, markets and other public places on empty walls, shutters, pillars, and roads to educate people. Many passers-by have appreciated the art.