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Xenia
The Vessel of Paradise by Xenia Jamshed Bapasola in Singapore
The Vessel of Paradise
A broken ship can serve to be an ideal vessel to paradise, for one who understands the nature of heaven. It was never meant to be a ship, so in that sense it has to be broken in order to fulfill the conditions of the paradise it must emulate. To break may be to break free from the boundaries within which we understand the ship.
Availability: Available
Medium: acrylic paint
Collection: fantasy
Size: 80 (W) X 100 (H)
Price: S$2,500
Meet the Artist
Singapore, SingaporeI am an artist and art educator from Mumbai, India. In my artistic practice, I attempt to join the beauty of the external world with that of my internal mind in order to create a continuous space of harmony and safety, where both myself and my audience can feel peaceful and at ease. These spaces of safety act as a unique dimension for reconciliation and healing from pain and trauma.
I aim not only to create art for myself but also make it more acessable and available to others from all walks of life. I began teachng art to underprivledged children when I was 14 years of age, it is there I understood that art should be an imperitive and not a privlege.
I hope to employ art as a medium to unite individuals with their internal world, thus allowing them to better understand themselves and those around them. Art is vital to both intrapersonal and socio-cultural development, it is the language of the self. It is important to give voice to our deepest consciousness, in order to understand and change our own perspectives and that of thoes around us. I strives to further the accessibility of art for every child and adult, as well as to use art as a medum to heal the internal world of both myself and thoes I teach.
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