Two Art works Are Dedicate To My Indian Mythology…
Mythology is a very surprising subject for our mind , someone are trust on it or someone are not .But I trust on my Indian Mythology , by cast I am Brahmin Son ( Purohit ) . so it is my duty I give respect to our Mythology or that’s logic , Because that is giving positivity for positive nature and culture too . Mythology is giving message for trust in nature or that’s natural power ,because we all are part/ elements of our nature .
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| casting step-1 |
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| casting step-2 |
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| casting step-3 |
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| casting step-4 |
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| casting step-5 |
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| Tulsi Plant shifted in casted pot |
In my family the ladies are present their respect for plant Tulsi ( Tulsi is not a plant of nature that is making oxygen 24 hours in our nature ) so one Tulsi plant in my home from my childhood age . That Tulsi plant is creating fresh oxygen for our breath so Tulsi plant is care taker for us in our nature we know it, so we are giving full respect to out Tulsi Plant at home in India ..
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| Final Look og casted tulsi Plant in Ruff Mosaic work |
Last month our Tulsi Plant pot was damaged because Tulsi Plant got natural growth that’s roots needed more space for new fresh roots . so Tulsi plant pot was damaged itself . or I thought for a new and big pot for our Tulsi Plant .
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| Classical Indian Singer Ma'am Shubha Mudgal liked it and commented on it very nice |
I selected new medium for me or I was taken a task about Tulsi plant pot . I did casted a cemented pot in size 25X21X2 inches it was big size . I did not casted any pot before our Tulsi Plant pot . so it was a live challenge for a painter ( myself ) , because casting work in list of sculptor .
You can say I work for our requirement not for any professional job or task , but in that casting work I used all academic format or elements for strong casting . you can say I learn how to done cement casting for 3D form. I used very basic elements or tools for casting . in visuals you will see how to I completed that . I created casting material by cement or dust ( 4X1 four part dust or one part cement mixture ) , for discuss I called to my collage friends Sculptor Laxman Singh Naruka and Engineer cum Artist Koushal Choudhary they both were motivated to me for that new medium work of myself . within 10 days I got final result in form of a Tulsi plant pot . I decorated that by mosaic but a ruff look mosaic work on that pot .
Some time ruff and tuff work give fine effect or that is attract to others vision . so that Tulsi plant pot got a good comment from Classical Singer Ma’am Shubha Mudgal ( India ) she wrote words very nice for that Tulsi plant Pot when she visited that on my Instagram post .
I dedicated that cement casting art work to my Indian Mythology , because I did not wanted to see the death of our old Tulsi Plant , without that’s pot , so I created casted and sifted for our Tulsi Plant , we trust and know the Tulsi is our real care taker ( our mean our Human Family ) .
In same time I completed a wall mural to ceramic titles or cement , you can say mosaic work in form of Kalpvraksh ( tree of Blessings )
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| Wall of Home with ruff saketch of Kalpvraksh |
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| Mosaic work on wall in image Kalpvraksh |
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| Final look of Mosaic art work , Image Kalpvraksh tree |
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| Zoom in image kalpvraksh Mosaic style , wall mural |
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| zoon in mosaic leafs and branches of kalpvraksh |
In our Indian Mythology we have lots of symbols of blessings in that symbols we have one Kalpvraksh ( tree of Blessings ) .
I told you I trust in our Mythology so for blessings on our home or family I created a Kalpvraksh tree image on our wall of home , I completed to that by ceramic tiles or cement. I trust the Kalpvraksh will bless on us because I created or Invited to that at my home from my art form . or I dedicated mural mosaic art work image kalpvraksh to our mythology .
Because life run on believe or believe nature and culture is come from our Mythology so my two art work are dedicate to my Indian Mythology ..
Yogendra kumar purohit
Master of Fine Art
Bikaner, INDIA
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