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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."

Homage to the Malay Moon and the Chinese Flower


Homage to the Malay Moon and the Chinese Flower, acryclic

"HOMAGE TO THE MALAY MOON AND THE CHINESE FLOWER"

I'm taking this opportunity to pay homage to the very icon of Indian dance in Malaysia; Ramli Ibrahim for bringing Odissi to the shores of Malaysia. Though there are other good Odissi performers here, many Malaysians like me would not have known the greatness of such a dance form if not for him.




Parveen, a student of Ramli posed for this painting and I dramatised his features with mine and another friend's, David Dass to represent our Indian community expressing our gratitude. The 'mudra' on the right hand represents the crescent, the symbol of the Malays while the left hand represents the lion, symbolising the Chinese community. Hence, Ramli as the moon, and his disciple in devotion, January Low, the chinese flower.

-JEGANATHAN RAMACHANDRAM-

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