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Friday, August 8, 2014

At Peace

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"idhe naguvaa manadaa chanda"(This is the beauty of a laughing heart!)
Whether the translation is apt or not I am in that state of mind. I have been listening to this Ilayaraja song and I can't stop. I crave for more and the result is that I have heard it around 25 times since yesterday, may be more than that...I have lost count!!! Pure bliss!!!
It's from the 1983 movie, Pallavi Anupallavi. Singer: my all time favourite, S.Janaki.

This is in Kannada (language of one of the Southern states,Karnataka), not my mother-tongue but love it all the same. I have fond childhood memories of Bengaluru where I spent a good part. This song portrays a wonderful mother-son relationship and is a really happy song. There's so much of love and affection in it.

I can not vouch whether you will feel the same but do give it a try :) Please do let me know whether it is working.




Well, on that musical note I am posting two my earlier works from 2012. This was for Emerging Artists which happens every year in Dubai. It's part of a series of 8 paintings. I couldn't post it earlier as that was not to be done during the period. 

I love abstracts particularly for their intuitive nature. There's nothing pre-planned, everything happens as we go from one stage to another. It is a kind of meditative state and the inner exploration is more, personally for me. There is a kind of smooth flow, a drift which is completely positive. I almost always love the results it offers. There is also so much of energy flowing through you and if you have some such song/music to accompany...it's entirely divine!!!

How would you like your creative juices to flow???

9x12 in, Cotton canvas

9x12 inches, cotton canvas

The Madhubani illustration below happened during my vacation in Dubai in April this year. It's from my first Daler & Rowney A5 sketchbook. 'She' is at peace with herself...just like me when I am listening to melodies :) I would love the night, the full moon, the breeze and some absolutely divine music! A perfect environment!


Linking it to Eva & Kristin's PPF and IF.

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17 comments:

  1. Beautiful art Deepa and love the video, thank you for sharing. Happy PPF, Annette x

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  2. Thanks for sharing the video dear Deepa, though I could not get a word of it - I found the music transmitting a joy and the bond shared by the mother-son was a delight to watch as well. Brilliant illustrations, I can relate to your last one, just like you. :)

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  3. I like both your paintings, especially the second one. The intricate drawing is fascinating too. Blessings!

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  4. It was nice to see the love of the mother and son even though I could not understand the words and the music was unusual for me. I prefer lower notes but since you grew up with that type, I'm sure it had a positive effect on you. I love the piece you did that had red, green and yellow. Very beautiful.

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  5. How beautiful...what a variety of mediums you have here--and such a talented artist!

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  6. Your abstracts are so full of color. I love that. I really like your drawings also. She is so beautiful.

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  7. Everything is so beautiful...your paintings and your video! Lovely post and thank you for sharing. I'm still visiting from yesterday's PPF! Hugs, Rasz

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  8. ♥!♥♥lovely ...your art and the video!

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  9. Beautiful art. The fabric, textures and colors are all truly wonderful. I enjoyed the video too.
    Nicole/Beadwright

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  10. Liked your madhubani painting very much!

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  11. Vibrant hues and a beautiful Video Deepa... Could not understand a single word... Loved it immensely ... somewhat similar feelings to the Sridevi-Kamal Hassan'Sadma' song 'aye zindagi gale laga le....'not sure...but beautiful .

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  12. loved the art .. so many colors and bright too , loved the blue one :)

    thank you for sharing

    heard the song , did not understand anything but the music was good



    Bikram's

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