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Nellore Boy Creates Patriotic Artwork from 104 Rubik's Cubes
An 11-year-old boy in India made a special picture to celebrate his country's Independence Day.
His name is Anumula Nomesh, and he lives in Nellore.
He used 104 Rubik's cubes to create the artwork.
Rubik's cubes are colorful puzzle toys with squares that you can twist and turn.
Nomesh arranged the cubes so carefully that they formed the Indian flag flying over the Red Fort.
The picture also showed freedom fighters and soldiers.
It took him 1 hour, 55 minutes, and 55 seconds to finish.
He has made portraits of important leaders before, including India's President and Prime Minister.
Nomesh made this artwork to thank and remember the people who fought for India and the soldiers who protect it.
Anumula Nomesh, an 11-year-old Class VIII student from Nellore Rural, created patriotic artwork using 104 Rubik's cubes.
The artwork depicts the Tricolour flying over the Red Fort in the presence of freedom fighters and soldiers.
Nomesh completed the intricate piece in 1 hour, 55 minutes, and 55 seconds.
His earlier Rubik's cube portraits of President Droupadi Murmu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi received wide appreciation.
Nomesh dedicated the creation to India, its freedom fighters, and soldiers ahead of Independence Day.
- Who
- Anumula Nomesh, an 11-year-old Class VIII student from Nellore Rural and a resident of Bank Colony.
- What
- Created a patriotic artwork using 104 Rubik's cubes, depicting the Tricolour flying over the Red Fort with freedom fighters and soldiers.
- Where
- Nellore (Nellore Rural), India.
- When
- Ahead of India's Independence Day (exact date not stated in the article).
- Why
- To honour India, its freedom fighters, and soldiers so their sacrifices and contributions to the nation are always remembered.
Key facts
- Artist
- Anumula Nomesh
- Age
- 11
- Class
- VIII
- Residence
- Bank Colony, Nellore Rural
- Medium
- 104 Rubik's cubes
- Artwork subject
- Tricolour over Red Fort with freedom fighters and soldiers
- Completion time
- 1 hour, 55 minutes, 55 seconds
- Dedicated to
- India, its freedom fighters, and soldiers
Quotes
Anumula Nomesh
11‑year‑old student and cube artist from Nellore Rural
“"Their sacrifices and contributions to the nation should always be remembered."”
deccanchronicle.com
Sources
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