Life’s been full of colours & now it’s all about sharing these moments:) A few strokes on this canvas of life, melting pot of cherished moments, distillation of feelings, extracts of thoughts tightly inter woven into the fabric of complex emotions expressed through the ancient medium of art, shared by the modern facilities offered by technology. I invite you to linger a while and explore these images of life and hope they impart you as much pleasure as they did to me during their creation:)
Mumbai skyline... for sure was the inspiration :) But more from a perspective to get unified yet not lose identity... one more thing... its painted not with brush but fingers:D
This comes after a long gap and is worth the wait due to it being different from the earlier ones. No trees, intricate butterflies, flowers, or leaves this time around. First cut thought on seeing this might be, “Nature getting replaced by Concrete, as human endeavor takes precedence”. However, this looks to be complex than that. It is the reflection of change sweeping across. Leisure and moments of solace are getting replaced by spectra fast and burning pace of life. With buildings representing human spirit, indomitable and redoubtable, ready to touch and pierce the sky, there is hardly a scope for emotions to flow. The setting sun, all of crimson is not spreading its colors and painting the heavens in multitude of colors but ends up getting trapped and caged between the towering labyrinths. In essence, the secret is within us to unwind and take cognizance of simple charms that life always showers on our way and develop an identity that unifies us with our soul. The most stunning piece is Sky itself- It is in shades of blue representing hope that resonates with sorrow. Strangely, there are generous dollops of green reminding us of the path we have left in quest of unknown, imploring us to be in sync with nature, peace and tranquility. This painting certainly makes us think the vanity of our never ending race with life that gets us closer to pinnacle but further from our true self.
Nice one Neha :-) Seems like holi se mann nahi bhara, abhi haathon main colors lekar painting bhi ban gayi :-P This one came after a long long gap, nice to see it.
Amit... wonderfully described... but I will keep my interpretation aside for a while...instead share what my dear friend Shweta felt about this painting:
"painting bhi khubsoorat hai aur soch bhi... bold, distinct and beautiful ! few lines: is bejjan hoti duniya ke simatte dayaron mein, Main kabhi, Taral hoon,(i am like liquid) saral hoon,(I am simple) Ghul bhi jaaon, Mat sochna tum Ki bhoolti hoon main mera wajood (identity)...
Mumbai skyline? Interesting...
ReplyDeleteMumbai skyline... for sure was the inspiration :)
ReplyDeleteBut more from a perspective to get unified yet not lose identity...
one more thing... its painted not with brush but fingers:D
This comes after a long gap and is worth the wait due to it being different from the earlier ones. No trees, intricate butterflies, flowers, or leaves this time around. First cut thought on seeing this might be, “Nature getting replaced by Concrete, as human endeavor takes precedence”. However, this looks to be complex than that. It is the reflection of change sweeping across. Leisure and moments of solace are getting replaced by spectra fast and burning pace of life. With buildings representing human spirit, indomitable and redoubtable, ready to touch and pierce the sky, there is hardly a scope for emotions to flow. The setting sun, all of crimson is not spreading its colors and painting the heavens in multitude of colors but ends up getting trapped and caged between the towering labyrinths. In essence, the secret is within us to unwind and take cognizance of simple charms that life always showers on our way and develop an identity that unifies us with our soul. The most stunning piece is Sky itself- It is in shades of blue representing hope that resonates with sorrow. Strangely, there are generous dollops of green reminding us of the path we have left in quest of unknown, imploring us to be in sync with nature, peace and tranquility. This painting certainly makes us think the vanity of our never ending race with life that gets us closer to pinnacle but further from our true self.
ReplyDeleteNice one Neha :-)
ReplyDeleteSeems like holi se mann nahi bhara, abhi haathon main colors lekar painting bhi ban gayi :-P
This one came after a long long gap, nice to see it.
Finally one more of your master piece...... too good hai
ReplyDeleteAwesome stuff...so finally not an abstract but realist masterpiece from your end...keep rocking and hope many more are on the way :)
ReplyDeleteAmit... wonderfully described... but I will keep my interpretation aside for a while...instead share what my dear friend Shweta felt about this painting:
ReplyDelete"painting bhi khubsoorat hai aur soch bhi...
bold, distinct and beautiful !
few lines:
is bejjan hoti duniya ke
simatte dayaron mein,
Main kabhi,
Taral hoon,(i am like liquid)
saral hoon,(I am simple)
Ghul bhi jaaon,
Mat sochna tum
Ki bhoolti hoon main
mera wajood (identity)...
It says it all :D:D:D
deepak @ aap toh banta hai experimental hona... :P
ReplyDeleteno wonder holi is my fav festival... n this year's holi is unforgetfull... sooo much fun... :D:D:D
meghna@ thankz a lot :D:D:D
ReplyDeletemahesh@ thankz so much...surely many more... :D:D:D
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