Dharamshala (Himachal Pradesh) [India], September 22 (ANI): A group of Tibetan students has turned their reflections on the self-immolation of Lobga Rangzen into a visual tribute, with 31 artworks going on public display at an exhibition in McLeod Ganj here.

Titled “Our Pawo Pamo: Visual Tribute by Tibetan Youth," the exhibition opened on Tuesday at Dakini House in Dharamshala and will remain open to the public until mid-October.

The exhibition brings together selected works by students from Upper TCV Dharamshala, Mewoen Tsuglag Petoen School and STS Dholanji, who responded through drawings and visual art to the self-immolation of Lobga Rangzen on July 2, 2026, in front of the United Nations in New York.

The exhibition asks a central question: What does “Pawo Pamo", or martyr, mean to a child?

Tenzin, a Class 10 student and one of the participating artists, said her teacher’s request to create a painting on Lobga Rangzen initially made her think of Tibet and ...