Artworks Published In Volume 2, Issue 2:
“EVANESCENCE“
Artist Statement: Photo by iPhone-16; post processed. Sometimes, some visuals arrest the mind, affecting deeply in some indescribable manner. These onion skins in a net-bag, for a moment, seemed like wings desiring to be unbound. But the visual disappeared quickly, evanescing into nothingness. Photography gives power to capture and retain such accidental moments. Nothing lasts forever, even memories wilt, but that very impermanence teaches us to accept change as a natural part of life’s fragile and fleeting magic.
“PERSISTENT PRESENCE“
Artist Statement: Stencil & Spray paint on paper. When something precious is gone forever, lingering memories offer quiet comfort. The Presence persists as memory, warming the heart and reminding us that what mattered continues to live within us, gently lighting the path through Change. Like an imprint of leaves between pages of an old book. This work is a reflection of that feeling.
Artworks Published In Volume 1, Issue 2:
Artist Statement: I love cutting up shapes in paper and creating pictures. I start with just a broad idea and let the work create itself. My work generally reflects my current state of mind. It could be happy, thoughtful, or silly!
After a fulfilling life as Homemaker, Vidya Murali (She/Her) is enjoying the sunset years in pursuits that have always been her favorite pastime–arts and crafts . She likes to learn new techniques and keep herself informed of technologies that can aid her creative impulses. Reading and Travel are her other passions. She lives in Bangalore, India, and shares some of her work on Instagram @ vm.yosee
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