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About the Artist

"Jeganathan Ramachandram, an established name in the art industry in Malaysia has been an active participant in the local art scene for more than a decade. His intuitive ingenuity and free spirited nature is the very foundation that has allowed him to produce great art works.His paintings are characterized by sublime images that seek to express the deep rooted impressions of the super conscious mind. Hence, every painting of his has a story to tell."

Bhanda

Bhanda, mixed medium



"BHANDA"


The look in the eyes of the dancer and the vibrant colours of this painting can never fail from attracting the eyes of admirers. The title of this painting explains itself. In Odissi, "Bandha" is defined as a position or posture of the body. "Bandha Nritya" is a dance performance which has intricate acrobatic postures and is performed by boy dancers, who are also known as Gotipuas.

Through this mixed medium work, Jeganathan has beautifully portrayed the complexity of postures which are performed effortlessly by the boy dancers. The flexibility of the dancers is simply fascinating. The bird watches the dancer as if its trying to communicate with the latter. It relays the message that the dance would soon become extinct like its kind if its not given the right importance. The painting has an ancient touch, just as how the tradition of the dance is.

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