Science Through Art was honestly way cooler than I expected, because instead of just learning about organs from diagrams, we actually got to draw them and then turn them into surrealistic art that felt meaningful and personal. It didn’t matter if you were younger or older, since everyone could work at their own level, and it was really fun seeing how the same organ could turn into a completely different artworks depending on the person and give deeper, a more unique-to-self meaning. The way Lasya guided the workshop made science feel less like memorizing facts and more like understanding how the body works through creativity, which made it stick in my head way more. It was one of those experiences where you’re learning without realizing you’re learning, and you leave feeling proud of what you made.
~ Ananya (student who attended Science Through Art Events)
Science Through Arts has been a wonderful experience for my child. The program beautifully blends creativity with scientific concepts, making learning fun and meaningful. My child looks forward to every session and now explains science ideas confidently through drawings, crafts, and activities. It has truly sparked curiosity and a love for learning. Thank you.
~ Parent of Saanu (parent of a student who attended Science Through Art Events)
Kids had great time participating ‘ science through art’ session in which they not only learnt art but the human body structure was also well explained by lasya. Each session was very interactive and kids were eagerly waiting to go for each class to know what next will be taught. I would like to thank you lasya to come up with such a creative idea to encourage kids in this way.
~ Prasanna (parent of a student who attended Science Through Art Events)
Hi Aarvika’s mom here, the art and science class conducted by Lasya was inspiring, her creativity and enthusiasm made the session enjoyable and educational. The combination of art and science helped students to learn the topics better . Tq so much Lasya.
~ Aarvika's Parent (parent of a student who attended Science Through Art Events)