YFLO Hyderabad Launches Art Beyond Walls Initiative At Park Hyatt Hyderabad

The Young FICCI Ladies Organisation (YFLO) Hyderabad officially launched "Art Beyond Walls," a pioneering public art initiative, on 18 July 2026. The launch event took place at the Park Hyatt Hyderabad, marking the beginning of a campaign designed to bring museum-quality Indian art into the city's leading luxury hotels and public spaces.

The initiative was formally inaugurated by Nandini Mallu, the wife of Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka. The launch ceremony was held in the presence of Puja Garg, the National President of FICCI FLO, who supported the local chapter's new cultural endeavour.

As part of the launch, the initiative's very first art installation was unveiled. A monumental sculpture titled "The Tree," created by the internationally acclaimed contemporary artist Dhananjay Singh, has been permanently installed at the Park Hyatt Hyderabad.

According to the organisers, "Art Beyond Walls" is a visionary project that seeks to promote Indian art while providing significantly greater visibility to talented artists. By placing these high-quality artworks in public spaces and luxury venues, the initiative aims to make creativity accessible to everyone, enrich the cultural fabric of the city, and inspire meaningful conversations among viewers.

The initiative also focuses on helping people reconnect with nature through artistic expression, which is represented in the theme of the inaugural sculpture.

This Hyderabad-based project is part of a larger, nationwide Visual Arts Initiative championed by FLO National President Puja Garg. This broader national campaign encourages various FLO chapters across India to establish meaningful platforms that celebrate, promote, and support Indian visual arts and artists in their respective regions.

With the permanent installation of Dhananjay Singh's sculpture at the Park Hyatt Hyderabad, YFLO Hyderabad has established the first of several planned artistic landmarks aimed at integrating fine art into the daily lives of the public.