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This is one of the five paintings of the series called 'Shiva Panchakshara Stotra'. Water colour paintings inspired by the five syllables 'Na' 'Ma' 'Shi' 'Va' 'Ya' of Shiva Panchakshara Stotra. This is called 'Shi' and is based on the poem by Adi Shankara describing the qualities of Lord Shiva. The syllable Shi in Devnagri is used as a motif in the composition and have tried to visually represent all the elements described in the third Stotra. I have used Brustro Artist's water colour paper (300 gsm), QoR water colour and Camelin Photo Inks. The third stanza 'Shi' of the poem in Sanskrit and translation in English: 'Shi' Shivaya gauri vadanabja brnda suryaya dakshadhvara nashakaya. Sri nilakanthaya Vrshadhvajaya tasmai 'Shi' karaya Namah Shivaya He who is auspicious and who is like the newly risen sun causing the lotus-face of Gauri to blossom, He who is the destroyer of the sacrifice of Daksha, He who has a blue throat and has a bull as his emblem, Salutations to that Shiva, who is represented by the syllable “Shi”
2020
Watercolor on Paper
One-of-a-kind Artwork
11.8 W x 16.5 H x 0.1 D in
Not Framed
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Suresh Kumar Achari is a visual artist based in New Delhi. He completed his schooling from Aylestone High School, London, graduated in Applied Arts from the Delhi College of Art. Since graduating, Achari worked as a freelance illustrator. He developed and created many characters, caricatures, cartoons, sketches and drawings for The Times of India, Hindustan Times, Target Magazine, Rupa and many other Publications. He also designed several mascots, logos and advertising campaigns for the corporate industry. Achari is enrolled as one of the panel artists at the Department of Post, GOI. His work includes more than 150 postage stamps, first day covers and stationary designed exclusively for the Indian Postal Department. Achari currently enjoys working in oil/acrylic on canvas and water colours. Inspired by his passion for wildlife, human anatomy and Mythology, he is keen on exploring multi-layered narratives using motifs referencing the Mythical Characters, human as well as the world of flora and fauna.
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