Secrets of Mother Nature 神画, A little Mystery, A little Miracle. A revolutionary art form not seen before. Every painting started as a photograph similar to this, just water. Email redbeansg@yahoo.com
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Kathakali Cultural Dance
A Kathakali dance with a male dancer and a pretty maiden kneeling in front of him making an offering.
The Crucifixion
Monday, March 28, 2011
Balinese Dancer
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Harmony with the beasts
Tribal Doc
A tribal doctor attending to his patient. The head of the doc is in the top centre, wearing a moustache and a black musketeer hat decorated with flowing frills. At his waist level laid three patients on a bench, two with heads on the right and one with head on the left and wearing a headdress.
There were two native faces below his right arms, close to his body, looking at the patients. They had a worried expression on their faces.
The photo is looking more like Johnny Depp in Pirates of the Carribean: )
There were two native faces below his right arms, close to his body, looking at the patients. They had a worried expression on their faces.
The photo is looking more like Johnny Depp in Pirates of the Carribean: )
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Killing Fields
The killing fields of Kampuchea. The orange and red figures are the new lives that have survived the ordeal. They are existing alongside the skulls and skeletons of the tragic past. Life goes on, a new beginning.
For those who remember, the infamous Killing Fields and Khmer Rouge of Kampuchea where millions were killed by the children soldiers of the Pol Pot regime. What's left in the Killing Fields were stacks and stacks of skulls and bones. A new life has taken over kampuchea, thriving, while the memories and skulls of the Killing Fields, and pains, live on as part of Kampuchea's gruesome past of a political regime gone badly wrong.
For those who remember, the infamous Killing Fields and Khmer Rouge of Kampuchea where millions were killed by the children soldiers of the Pol Pot regime. What's left in the Killing Fields were stacks and stacks of skulls and bones. A new life has taken over kampuchea, thriving, while the memories and skulls of the Killing Fields, and pains, live on as part of Kampuchea's gruesome past of a political regime gone badly wrong.
Grotto Art
Friday, March 18, 2011
Eva, the original woman
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
The Cow
Monday, March 7, 2011
Big Fish
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Global Warming - Temperature Rising
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