SHUT-IN Sculpture

She is a Catalan by birth to Andalusian parents. Inma Sharii is a talented artist who fell in love with the Indian culture at an early age. She is a tireless seeker, always asking questions about us human beings? Why are we here? And where are we supposed to be. It is that intense inner search which made her the artist she is today. Ms Sharii’s inner journey gave her the peace of mind needed to connect with creative states of which She says…”I am full of love and gratitude. Inevitably it makes me want to share. When asked why you paint images of Western India. She responds…. “My soul is connected with India. It is as if I have had several lives there. Everything is strangely familiar. India is a country of extremes, so I found the beauty openly, without shame”. “Indian woman is worthy, is beautiful and celebrates their femininity as much as they are allowed culturally. Notting hidden nor disguised everything laid bare. Before travelling to India I was told to prepare to see a lot of poverty, but I never expected to find such abundance of artistic wealth. Inma was once asked, where does your art come from? She responded with a smile saying….”My art is born, grows and develops in the moment I connect with my inner being. So I am at peace and during that peace my art flows unimpeded. My inspiration comes because I love the whole set. Live and Love is what I do, and I enjoy just watching a sari for hours. I watch it and it connects to me. A sari for me is like a holy mantle. Something that reminds me of the temples where saintlike mankind lived. When we were free and dignified beings and we gathered around an agora, and shared music, dance and theater. When there was no time, nor wickedness, nor the ego, or social differences. When the world's most valuable act was " sharing" and not "having" . How long have you been painting? ….”My first oil painting was born in the summer of 2012. I had just finished writing and publishing “Irania”, the most resent of my two novels. ….”En mis ojos te veras” was the first. . I wanted to experience vibrational state other than writing, it was too intense. I needed to do something new and different. I wanted colour in my life and wanted to see it soon and it was from this yearning the Indian part of me was born.” What do you tell the world with your work? I want to express beauty and inner richness. The kind of vibrational state to be achieved by us humans we if want to transform our lives.