That One, Which One Painting

That One, Which One Frame after frame, the screen speaks, sings, laughs, cries and listens. Many words are spoken and countless more interpretations are made. Every individual frame can be dissected and explored against reality. Silver Screens reveals the implications of cinema, specifically the elements of dance within cinema, and its voice in society, culture, politics, and the arts. Each piece is a representation of the artist’s interpretation of a still frame and its pertinence to our lives. This piece Analyses the Bollywood industry where regimented lines of dancers all aspire to be the main one. The dancers are positioned using the Fibonacci sequence. In Bollywood there’s always only one main dancer but there’s an infinite number wanting to be that main one; the artist attempts to point out the militant nature of a popular tradition. DISCOVERING DANCE This collection was the start of Sejal’s journey as a painter. Underlining the works is the essential elemental of the artist’s ‘unlearning’ what she had learnt as a trained classical dance about the nature of dance itself. She decided to stop performing, instead turning her energies to restudying dance. Sejal discovered dance in her childhood and when in college received arts grants to research the evolution of Indian dance and that, she says, made her realize, “how little I knew about the origins of dance and that what we believed to be the origins of dance are very incorrect and contrived. The history of dance is very contrived. So I decided to stop performing until I understood dance and understood my body and how it wants to move and what its natural rhythm is. That took me on a whole new expedition: traveling, studying, observing, learning dance.  At first I got stuck on forms of dance like Mohiniatttam, Bharatanatyam, flamenco, contemporary dance.” But it soon became clear to Sejal that dance is a much larger language and there was much more to movement even when you are sitting or walking down the street (That’s where the collections that followed Discovering Dance have stemmed from). But the initial discovery and research was on realising ‘how large dance was’.  The realisation that every form of dance has a flip side to it took root, “When you look at a dance form, a tradition you have to see its layers, understand them, see it from different angles. Each piece in this collection describes the full perspective of dance.” This original artwork will be packed with protective paper and rolled at the time of delivery to ensure its high quality. For best results have the canvas professionally framed.

Painting:Oil on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:60 W x 52 H x 0.2 D in

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