Very very nice. While I am not that intelligent to understand paintings, I still appreciate the thoughts that go into these paintings, from whatever I understand. But maybe it will be nicer if you can explain them a little - as in how the first 4 lines relate to the following 3 paintings, especially the last one. I understand its the discretion of the artist to explain or not, simply because not everything can be explained in fine arts, realizing the thought processes of the artist helps mere mortals break the paintings into pieces, analyze and then combine (divide and conquer) again to get the holistic understanding and later use the same understanding to flaunt their knowledge elsewhere. :)
Absolutely amazing paintings. Did you paint them from your own imaginations or had some references?
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DeleteVery very nice. While I am not that intelligent to understand paintings, I still appreciate the thoughts that go into these paintings, from whatever I understand. But maybe it will be nicer if you can explain them a little - as in how the first 4 lines relate to the following 3 paintings, especially the last one. I understand its the discretion of the artist to explain or not, simply because not everything can be explained in fine arts, realizing the thought processes of the artist helps mere mortals break the paintings into pieces, analyze and then combine (divide and conquer) again to get the holistic understanding and later use the same understanding to flaunt their knowledge elsewhere. :)
ReplyDeleteEnough said (painted).
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