D'source Design Gallery on Street art at Gangtok

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Design Gallery

Street art at Gangtok

Streets Full of Graffiti Art

Vaibhav Shah

A large Buddha portrait painted on MG road - the main marketplace of Gangtok
A religious artwork done on the stairs of an overpass
Portrait of buddha with flowers painted on a crossroad
Sleeping buddha painted on an overbridge
Mother teresa painted on a hospital wall
A nurse painted on a hospital wall
Graffiti done on one of the staircase leading up from MG road by a private owner to attract customers
Creative use of space by using the broken wall for the visual
Graffiti on an overbridge showing key tourist attractions
A tree with warm colours painted on a abandoned wall
Graffiti of kanchenjunga with a tree in foreground
Graffiti of kanchenjunga with a tree in foreground

A large Buddha portrait painted on MG road - the main marketplace of Gangtok	A religious artwork done on the stairs of an overpass	Portrait of buddha with flowers painted on a crossroad	Sleeping buddha painted on an overbridge	Mother teresa painted on a hospital wall	A nurse painted on a hospital wall
Graffiti done on one of the staircase leading up from MG road by a private owner to attract customers	Creative use of space by using the broken wall for the visual	Graffiti on an overbridge showing key tourist attractions	A tree with warm colours painted on a abandoned wall	Graffiti of kanchenjunga with a tree in foreground	Graffiti of kanchenjunga with a tree in foreground

Gangtok, the capital city of the state of Sikkim is unique in many of the ways. The city is clean and beautiful with streets full of graffiti art. Most of them are either religious, belonging to buddhism or dedicated to the natural beauty of Sikkim. Most of the graffitis are contemporary in look with little or no influence from the thanka style of painting, the traditional style of art. At places the graffiti are painted creatively to merge with the surroundings.