My journey into modern art begins with a sense of freedom.
1. Wounded
2. We are all different
3. World Dance
4. Sharing colorful, crazy thoughts
Medium (for all the above): Acrylics on paper, 37x55cm.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Friday, February 6, 2009
The garden fairy & other women
1. Garden Fairy
She just appeared, and refused to leave.
And if I refused to paint her,
she would cast a spell over me.
Turning me into a tree, or a leaf,
or a flower.
I don't really mind,
But if that ever happenned,
I would never be able to leave.
To be myself again.
The garden fairy awaits you,
She is the reason why you lose your way.
Will she help you find your way back?
2. Red-faced woman
Don't mess around with the red-faced woman. She's got snakes on her head. She is not Medusa, but just a very angry woman!
3. Pregnant woman meditating
All paintings in acrylics on paper, 37x55cm.
She just appeared, and refused to leave.
And if I refused to paint her,
she would cast a spell over me.
Turning me into a tree, or a leaf,
or a flower.
I don't really mind,
But if that ever happenned,
I would never be able to leave.
To be myself again.
The garden fairy awaits you,
She is the reason why you lose your way.
Will she help you find your way back?
2. Red-faced woman
Don't mess around with the red-faced woman. She's got snakes on her head. She is not Medusa, but just a very angry woman!
3. Pregnant woman meditating
All paintings in acrylics on paper, 37x55cm.
Letting go...
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Veiled women
There are many such women in my country, and they are beautiful!
1. Shy
2. Bride
3. Fully clothed
I am suddenly having this obsession about veiled women. Or is it just about the 'veil'. They're very beautiful ones, especially in South Asia.
I once visited a place called Quetta, in the southwestern part of Pakistan, in a province name Balochistan (it borders Afghanistan and Iran). The Balochs are a minority and are often marginalised. It's military rule and daily curfews as well.
The women are hardly seen but they stay at home and sew 'dopata' veils as colorful as these. They do it for months -sometimes it takes up to six months to complete one.
So every veil from that place has a story. A woman's story.
These are painted with acrylic on paper, 33x26cm.
1. Shy
2. Bride
3. Fully clothed
I am suddenly having this obsession about veiled women. Or is it just about the 'veil'. They're very beautiful ones, especially in South Asia.
I once visited a place called Quetta, in the southwestern part of Pakistan, in a province name Balochistan (it borders Afghanistan and Iran). The Balochs are a minority and are often marginalised. It's military rule and daily curfews as well.
The women are hardly seen but they stay at home and sew 'dopata' veils as colorful as these. They do it for months -sometimes it takes up to six months to complete one.
So every veil from that place has a story. A woman's story.
These are painted with acrylic on paper, 33x26cm.
Monday, February 2, 2009
Painting in a state of madness..
Tonight I am mad! So I paint my madness away with acrylics on paper. The size of these painting are 26x33cm. They are all for sale (originals) if anyone is mad enough to buy them!
1. Peacock's bloom
1 (a) Just my abstract about yellow shirts demonstrating in the heart of Bangkok
2. Spring is here!
3. The saddest tree...
4. The ugliest tree...
1. Peacock's bloom
1 (a) Just my abstract about yellow shirts demonstrating in the heart of Bangkok
2. Spring is here!
3. The saddest tree...
4. The ugliest tree...
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