The Chhepu (Kirtimukha) in the painting represents the Toran (Tympanum) found around Kathmandu Valley and other parts of Nepal. The painting refers to the issue of conservation of heritage where intended to decorate and protect them, the concerned body applied layers of Enamel as a paint to the struts, pillars, tympanum, and other parts of the architecture/images. The Enamel tends to sit on the surface of those images, engulfing all the details of the images. Also, the layer of Enamel on those surfaces, especially wood, is impossible to undo, ironically destroying them.

Beautifully, Protected. (Triptych)

Creating a sculpture concept centered around having fun and automatism sounds like an exicting project! Automatism in art often involves allowing the subconscious mind to guide the creative process, resulting in spontaneous and free-flowing expression. To incorporate automastism into the creative process, starts with a loose sketch or simply dive in without any preconceived notions. Allowing your hands to guide the scuplting tools intuitively, responding to the flow of the materials and letting the form evolve organically. Embracing imperfections and unexpected twists, as they add charm and authenticity to the pieces. Ultimately “Jolly Reverie” celebrates the beauty of embracing the moment, letting go of inhibition and finding delight in the crative process without being conscious about the final outcome. These asymmetry and irregular shapes conveys the sense of freedom and flexibility.

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Beautifully, Protected. (Triptych)

Raku Face