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Transforming Lives Through Art

At MFPA, we champion artists with disabilities who defy limitations to create remarkable works of art. Due to a disability to their hands, our talented artists use just their mouths and feet to paint, demonstrating incredible courage and creativity. By supporting MFPA, you celebrate their triumphs and the boundless possibilities of the human spirit !

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Our Mission: Self-Help, Not Charity

We believe in empowerment, not pity. MFPA provides artists with disabilities the tools and platform to showcase their talents and achieve financial independence. Every purchase you make directly supports our artists, enabling them to pursue their dreams. Together, we break down barriers and build a world where everyone can shine.

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Fostering Hope, Through Strokes Of Color

Each piece created by our artists is more than just art; it’s a testament to resilience and passion. Explore our collection and bring home art that not only enhances your space but also uplifts lives. Every stroke tells a story of triumph—a story made possible by your support.

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Brushing Limits Aside, Creating Brighter Futures

Your support goes beyond buying art; it transforms lives. Choose from our range of support options, including greeting cards, accessories and original paintings. With each purchase, you provide our artists the resources and pride they need to thrive. Let’s create a world where hard work and talent are celebrated, regardless of physical limitations.

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Impact and Success Stories: Celebrating Achievements

We take pride in our artists’ achievements. Their journeys—from overcoming challenges to reaching milestones—inspire us all. These stories prove that with support and perseverance, anything is possible. Join us in celebrating the incredible impact of MFPA and our artists.

Our talented artist Saraswati Sharma recently had an incredible opportunity to act alongside Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan in an advertisement.

Sunitha Thrippanikkara received the National Award for outstanding creative women with disabilities from the then President of India, Ramnath Kovind.

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The Mouth & Foot Painting Artists Association (MFPA) Has Been The Global Advocate For Self-Help, Since 1956.

OUR FOCUS

  • Unlocking Potential

    We empower artists with disabilities to reach their full potential by providing a platform for their unique talents. Through their art, they achieve financial independence and self-respect, showcasing their incredible creativity and deternination.

  • Stable Support

    We ensure our artists receive a guarateed income from their art, providing financial stability and peace of mind. Every purchase directly contributes to their livelihood, helping them build a sustainable and dignified cateer.

  • Building Connections

    We create a supportive community where artists can connect, share, and grow. Our network fosters collaboration and camaraderie, promoting a sense of belonging and mutual support among artists worldwide.

MFPA: A Global Community

Founded in 1957, the Association of Mouth and Foot Painting Artists spans 70 countries and includes over 800 artists. Our organization supports those who paint with their mouths and feet due to disabilities affecting their hands. Run by the artists themselves, MFPA embodies the spirit of ‘self-help, not charity.’ When you join us, you honor their art and contribute to their journey toward independence and self-respect.

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Kanmony S

Born without hands on December 8, 2000, in Kerala, Kanmony has defied limitations through her exceptional talent in music and art. Despite challenges, she graduated in vocal studies from Sree Swathi Thirunal Govt. College of Music, displaying a lifelong passion for music and performing extensively across India, Kuwait, UAE, Rashtrapati Bhavan, and Parliament House.

Beyond music, Kanmony excels in AshatapadiGana Lapanam, Akshara Sloka, and Malayalam and Sanskrit recitations, alongside showcasing 250 drawings in exhibitions. Her accolades include the National Award for Outstanding Creativity in 2019 and multiple state and Rotary Awards. Kanmony, a member of MFPA since July 2022, believes in the transformative power of human perception to discover beauty in everything.

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Mridul Ghosh


In the heart of Gurah, India, Mridul Ghosh's story of resilience and artistic In the heart of Gurah, India, Mridul Ghosh's story of resilience and artistic his father's passing, leading him to join the Indian Air Force. A 2010 accident left him with spinal injuries, prompting his discharge in 2013. Confined to a wheelchair, Mridul rekindled a childhood passion for painting.

Discovering the Mouth and Foot Painting Artists (MFPA), Mridul, with unwavering determination, sought support for his artistic dreams. In response, MFPA organized workshops, enabling Mridul and others at the Paraplegic Rehabilitation Centre in Pune to explore the world of art. Becoming an MFPA member in 2017, Mridul's artistic journey reached its zenith in 2023 when he was crowned MFPA Artist of the Year. Through his vibrant creations, Mridul, the artist in the wheelchair, not only transformed his own life but stands as a symbol of triumph over adversity, proving that the power of art can paint a masterpiece of resilience, hope, and inspiration.

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Jagwinder Singh

In the heartlands of Punjab, Jagwinder Singh's inspiring journey began on April 3, 1991, without the use of both arms. The struggle to secure admission to a school marked the initial chapter for him and his family. Instead of succumbing to questions about his limitations, Jagwinder turned them into motivation, using his feet for writing and various tasks.

Fueled by a childhood passion for drawing, influenced by his needleworker father, Jagwinder found his creative spark while observing embroidery. After completing school, he pursued a two-year diploma in art and craft. Winning numerous prizes in district and state-level art competitions, he transitioned from teaching to a government role in the soil and water conservation department in Patiala.

Jagwinder's artistic prowess, centered on watercolor and pencil sketching, earned him a spot in a Singapore art exhibition, where he sold seven of his paintings. Beyond his artistic endeavors, he's a budding National Para Cyclist. In 2020, Jagwinder joined the Mouth and Foot Painting Artists (MFPA), adding another vibrant chapter to his remarkable tale of resilience and creativity.

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