Artist Information:
Sanjay Sen Gupta
Kolkata,
India
Member Since: Jun 2007
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Artist Statement:
The Aesthetic Gesture
my attitude towards art
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1.
Life is a splendor.
This splendor is manifested
through various dimensions all
around us, as well as within
our self. It is an eternal
continuity of harmony – a
variable balance between all
the contradictions and
diversities. It’s a journey
from the beginning of the end
towards the end of the
beginning.
And we are the blessed, the
chosen ones; and life goes on
– with and/or without.
2.
When we think or/and speak of
our ‘self’, the ‘self’ becomes
highlighted, focused to our
consciousness. And thus
everything else defuse into a
sense of nonexistence, a sense
of nothingness, a sense of
‘void’.
Contrarily, when we think
or/and talk about anything
else, i.e. the ‘sense of
other’, the ‘self’ defuses
into the whole and becomes a
part of the ‘void’.
And when we focus on
‘everything’, the ‘self’ and
the ‘other’ loose their
viability and defuse into the
whole. Thus the focus gets
split and ‘everything’ becomes
synonymous to ‘nothingness’,
the ‘void’.
Each and every moment, in each
and every act that we perform
– knowingly or unknowingly –
our sense of being keep
changing sides. The ‘self’,
the ‘other’ ...
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Sanjay Sen Gupta's Free Artist Portfolio
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my attitude towards art
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1.
Life is a splendor.
This splendor is manifested through various dimensions all around us, as well as within our self. It is an eternal continuity of harmony – a variable balance between all the contradictions and diversities. It’s a journey from the beginning of the end towards the end of the beginning.
And we are the blessed, the chosen ones; and life goes on – with and/or without.
2.
When we think or/and speak of our ‘self’, the ‘self’ becomes highlighted, focused to our consciousness. And thus everything else defuse ... |
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