Ara hosp transforms walls into canvases of healing | Patna News – Times of India
Ara: In a bid to make patients feel at home and ease their anxiety, Ara Sadar Hospital is turning its walls into brilliant masterpieces with stunning 3D paintings. This artistic initiative, launched under the direction of Bhojpur district magistrate (DM) Tanai Sultania, not only beautifies the hospital but also delivers subtle yet impactful messages about healthy lifestyles, hygiene, child care, breastfeeding and environmental conservation.
“Viewing art can have psychological benefits for patients. It reduces stress levels, leads to a sense of well-being and creates a comforting, home-like atmosphere. Our aim is to ease patients’ anxiety and promote faster recovery while educating them about essential health and environmental practices through these captivating visuals,” the DM said.
The hospital’s corridors now echo with admiration as patients, attendants and visitors stop to marvel at the paintings. Ashesh Kumar, a Class XII student, expressed his delight while talking to this newspaper on Friday. “These paintings soothe our nerves. They create a ‘feel-good’ atmosphere, helping both patients and their families momentarily forget their worries and stress,” he said.
“It is a wonderful way to bring positivity into a place often associated with anxiety,” said another visitor while admiring the murals.
Ara: In a bid to make patients feel at home and ease their anxiety, Ara Sadar Hospital is turning its walls into brilliant masterpieces with stunning 3D paintings. This artistic initiative, launched under the direction of Bhojpur district magistrate (DM) Tanai Sultania, not only beautifies the hospital but also delivers subtle yet impactful messages about healthy lifestyles, hygiene, child care, breastfeeding and environmental conservation.
“Viewing art can have psychological benefits for patients. It reduces stress levels, leads to a sense of well-being and creates a comforting, home-like atmosphere. Our aim is to ease patients’ anxiety and promote faster recovery while educating them about essential health and environmental practices through these captivating visuals,” the DM said.
The hospital’s corridors now echo with admiration as patients, attendants and visitors stop to marvel at the paintings. Ashesh Kumar, a Class XII student, expressed his delight while talking to this newspaper on Friday. “These paintings soothe our nerves. They create a ‘feel-good’ atmosphere, helping both patients and their families momentarily forget their worries and stress,” he said.
“It is a wonderful way to bring positivity into a place often associated with anxiety,” said another visitor while admiring the murals.
“Viewing art can have psychological benefits for patients. It reduces stress levels, leads to a sense of well-being and creates a comforting, home-like atmosphere. Our aim is to ease patients’ anxiety and promote faster recovery while educating them about essential health and environmental practices through these captivating visuals,” the DM said.
The hospital’s corridors now echo with admiration as patients, attendants and visitors stop to marvel at the paintings. Ashesh Kumar, a Class XII student, expressed his delight while talking to this newspaper on Friday. “These paintings soothe our nerves. They create a ‘feel-good’ atmosphere, helping both patients and their families momentarily forget their worries and stress,” he said.
“It is a wonderful way to bring positivity into a place often associated with anxiety,” said another visitor while admiring the murals.
Ara: In a bid to make patients feel at home and ease their anxiety, Ara Sadar Hospital is turning its walls into brilliant masterpieces with stunning 3D paintings. This artistic initiative, launched under the direction of Bhojpur district magistrate (DM) Tanai Sultania, not only beautifies the hospital but also delivers subtle yet impactful messages about healthy lifestyles, hygiene, child care, breastfeeding and environmental conservation.
“Viewing art can have psychological benefits for patients. It reduces stress levels, leads to a sense of well-being and creates a comforting, home-like atmosphere. Our aim is to ease patients’ anxiety and promote faster recovery while educating them about essential health and environmental practices through these captivating visuals,” the DM said.
The hospital’s corridors now echo with admiration as patients, attendants and visitors stop to marvel at the paintings. Ashesh Kumar, a Class XII student, expressed his delight while talking to this newspaper on Friday. “These paintings soothe our nerves. They create a ‘feel-good’ atmosphere, helping both patients and their families momentarily forget their worries and stress,” he said.
“It is a wonderful way to bring positivity into a place often associated with anxiety,” said another visitor while admiring the murals.
