JK Paper Unveils Film Celebrating Art Teacher’s Tactile Learning Innovation

JK Paper released a heartfelt film on Teacher’s Day, highlighting art teacher Sumeet Sanjay Patil’s groundbreaking tactile learning technique at Snehajyoti Nivasi Blind School. The film showcases how Sumeet’s method of linking colors with fragrances has empowered over 1,000 visually-impaired students. The campaign underscores the essential role of teachers and promotes creativity in education.

Mumbai, 5th September 2024 — JK Paper has released a moving film to celebrate Teacher's Day, focusing on art teacher Sumeet Sanjay Patil's innovative tactile learning techniques at Snehajyoti Nivasi Blind School in Ratnagiri District, Maharashtra. Sumeet has taught over 1,000 visually-impaired students to paint by linking colors with fragrances in a method called 'Rang-Gandh'.

The film juxtaposes the busy scenes of Mumbai with serene Konkan villages to narrate the journey of Sumeet and his blind students discovering art. Opening with a blank canvas symbolizing untapped potential, the story highlights Sumeet's unique methods, such as using 3D outliners and fragrance-linked colors, to help students experience art through touch.

Student testimonials further enrich the narrative, sharing their stories of fear, struggle, and triumph, illustrating the transformative power of Sumeet's teaching. The film concludes with vibrant, textured artworks created by these students, revealing their potential when nurtured by a passionate teacher. JK Paper aims to inspire support for creative education with this film.

(With inputs from agencies.)