Artwork Description

Colors are a precious gift to a man that speaks about man's inner self. Men cannot hide anything and are helpless in front of them. There are numerous colors in the figures which provide identity cards to the spectator. A young man is in the centre of two damsels on the right and left. These damsels on the right and left are fully absorbed in the ecstatic state, The hero in the center is one with a musical mode that uplifts him to the divine world. His half-closed eyes and the flower-like hand on the wire create a different type of rhythm. The young damsel on the right and left are in musical lore, which emerges from their soul. The most beautiful damsel on the left plays the instrument and follows the tunes of the hero. Her inner self is close to the most beautiful which incarnates itself in the flight of the birds, the blooming flowers, the dance of the butterfly, and hamsa in the pool of nectar. The oneness of the figures through colors and forms is beautifully woven. These three figures are segments of each other. Their glances of the eyes, the hand gestures in which they hold musical instruments and the facial expressions represent the intensity of oneness. The Rasik forgets the self if concentrates on it. A group of parrots in bright colors are adding musical notes through their presence and follow the tunes of their heart. Butterflies are roaming around the flowers to pay thanks through their dance. Beautiful bird too flies to contribute lyrics with its voice and wings. The main content lies in the hairstyle of the figures which reflect the working of the brain. Madan’s codes of colors are healing the soul. Colors influence perceptions and cause emotions. “They are called the mother tongue of the subconscious mind’’ Jung.