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Painting, Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 27 W x 37 H x 2 D in
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Based on a mythological painting "Apollo And Diana Killing The Children Of Niobe", that tells the story of Niobe boasting to Leto about her abundance of wealth and numerous children and then due to this, all her 14 children were killed. It is a moral story about not making fun of others that do not have as much as you otherwise you will get punished and may even get what you have taken away from you. I then overlay my personal reaction as a layer on top of the work, presenting the right eye as very large, which symbolises your ego self, the physical realm, reminding one to be a humble heroic and you gain all the joys.
2020
Acrylic on Canvas
One-of-a-kind Artwork
27 W x 37 H x 2 D in
Not Framed
Not applicable
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For enquiries please get in touch through Unix Gallery, NYC. I am exploring my own personal mythology that speaks about identity and the core concerns of human existence. It's a constellation of my beliefs, feelings and images that construct my own explanation of the world. Some of the questions I ask through the work are, where do we come from, why is our planet and wellbeing so out of balance? Defaulting to fear and frustration rather than love and creation and how it is our responsibility individually to shift that. My research includes painting daily thoughts and stories. These stories are from personal experiences, observations, conversations and videos and books on the quantum field and the power of thought and intention. I am also looking at mythological paintings from the renaissance period and overlaying my reaction to them on top of the image. And continuing my research on western and eastern story telling through mythology and seeing where that leads me. The aesthetic framework that I am using is one of mythology; which portrays a sense of magic, morality, a life lesson and even mystical creatures. I have added a sense of lightheartedness to the work, almost childlike imagery or a larger scale sketch which provokes a freedom from the left brain thinking which is typical of the society we live in who struggle to obtain their connection to nature and intuition. My work ideally encourages one to see a point of view from an open mind, with fresh child like eyes.
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