Delhi, the national capital, has a rich history of art and culture, and its street art scene is rapidly growing. With the rise of areas like Hauz Khas Village, Lodhi Colony, and Jahanpanah, the city’s streets are increasingly becoming a playground for urban artists. Lodhi Colony, in particular, stands out as a prime example of the integration of art into public spaces. Lodhi Art District, which is India’s first open-air art district, is home to vibrant murals that cover entire buildings. These murals feature themes ranging from contemporary pop culture to political messages and heritage preservation. Delhi’s street art also explores themes like the urban-rural divide, environment, and social justice, with a mix of traditional styles and modern techniques.
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