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"I lost my father recently. His death made me aware of our mortal, finite existence. It also made me aware of the memories that stay alive even beyond the earthly existence itself. Since my birth my father was always around me. Consequently, his sudden disappearance from this world was quite a shock for me. My father was an integral part of my life process. Nothing is as astonishing as my father’s absence in my life. He left us forever, but he exists in my inner world with textures and designs constantly rebuilding my fond memories of him." , explains Sudeshna Mitra Bättig. The artist lives and works in Kolkata. More here.
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ReplyDeleteI love what she writes here; and the titles of some of her paintings, too: like "a flower blocking infinity" and her "under the railroad tracks". Both brought me to think totally new ideas. Much good in this.
I really love her style. i love how the first piece evokes that scene from Garden State as well.
ReplyDeleteHM: It's interesting that it's also in a similar context. You have a sharp eye !
ReplyDeleteOH I simply LOVE this work. In a page full of fantastic work, I really had a tough time deciding on which to comment on. I dont know what it is but I simply loved this.
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