Sunday, 24 February 2013

The Harbinger





    The Harbinger



Medium: Watercolor on Watercolor paper

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My artist's impression of Lord Krishna is quite different from the traditional perceptions of Him. I have highlighted His androgynous features by trying to shape His facial features in an imitation of the angels in paintings made during the renaissance era .
A small change of state in some point of space-time, akin to the beating of a butterfly's wings creates a much magnified change in a different point of space time, like a typhoon on the other side of the world. This is as stated in the Chaos Theory. I have drawn the Lord Krishna with butterfly-esque wings both as a metaphoric comparison to an angel and to depict that small changes or actions taken by Him have a large domino-like effect on the lives of others around him. His foresight and His planning are evident in the way He pre-determines the course of the war and nudges things along in such a way that the events of the war take place just as He has planned.
Krishna is the ultimate observer, removed and elevated from the plane of reality. He is the only incarnate considered to be "Purna avatar" or full incarnate, denoting that he is closest to the pure form of the Lord in the avatar cycle.

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