I wanted to experiment a little with make up and body art... this is only the first attempt so bear with me for some experimenting and maybe not great works...

It has been a long while since last I put out a post, and I do have a reason, with exams but also a lack of inspiration…

But luckily my inspiration is slowly returning and I have started having a few ideas again. So it should not be too long until my next post containing not only excuses but also an art piece!

More dancers.

I finished this piece on saturday together with the following:

The one belove is called

"For a moment"

and is based on a painting I made together with my friend Robin in December

The orgiginal is on much smaller scale and a bit different.

I think it was posted somewere on the blog.

Anyway here is the new version:

I just had some fun exploring the world of picture editing and ended up really liking the result.

My room mates patchwork quilt played a role as inspiration :)

A While Ago

I figured I would try something slightly different...

I was really upset one day so I went to the art centre to get out some of the negative energy. I Found a small canvas and placed myself under the moonlight and just let the painbrush go on its own for 30 minutes. It really helped and it also helped me stablish my trubles and made it easier to let go of the wildest emotions. I think the colours also captured very well what I felt at the moment.

It is not the most refined painting but then again emotions sre never refined and smoote and perfect. They are unpredicteble and hard hard to explain, but I do believe this painting captured my emotions at the time.

Some More to Add

SELF PORTRAIT
My most resent painting. Finished today :)

Forever Dancing

The above sculpture is a small Bronze cast made with a traditional Soth-Indian method.

It was a very fun material to work with and an interesting learning experience. I would love to do some more bronze casting in the future

The Salsa Dancer

My large scale plaster sculpture. 1.5 m tall and about 80 kg in weight is finaly finished!
Ispiration was a salsa class were we learnt a new step combined with my introduction to the ainchent Indian Sculptures of Arjanta and Ellora. It took me about 1 year to copleate it alhtouh I did not constrantly work on it. It is my first large scale sculpture and in general my second plaster sculpture. So I am actually qiet powd of the result :)

Hi,

It is a while since last i posted something, but a few days ago I finished a sculpture I have been working on for a year! I didn't have my camera with me and right now I am traveling but look forward to the beginning of next week. It will posted!

And here is another curiosity trigger: it weighs about 80 kg!

See you Soon!