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Wednesday, 1 August 2012

Bird in Trees


Posted by maya pottenkulam at 01:13 No comments:
Labels: Bird in Trees, Drawing, Pen And Ink

Mynah in Trees


Posted by maya pottenkulam at 01:09 No comments:
Labels: Drawing, Mynah in Tree, Pen And Ink

Thursday, 1 March 2012

Waiting in Vain

Posted by maya pottenkulam at 04:12 No comments:
Labels: 90x 65cms, Acrylic on Canvas, Waiting in Vain

One Last Look

Posted by maya pottenkulam at 04:09 No comments:
Labels: Acrylic on Canvas, One Last Look

Hope Springs

Posted by maya pottenkulam at 03:53 No comments:
Labels: Hope Springs, Painting

Blue Moon Upon a Chair

Posted by maya pottenkulam at 03:48 No comments:
Labels: 150x90cms, Acrylic on Canvas, Cant wait any longer
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maya pottenkulam
Maya Pottenkulam is a sculptor, painter & potter residing in Kodaikanal, India. The last decade, though, has seen her travel, live and exhibit in North America and Europe. Her body of work examines the dual process of the loss of identity and self-discovery, that occurs in establishing a life away from familiar customs, in an unfamiliar environment. She finds her inspiration in the long visual history of the Indian subcontinent, particularly evident in its textiles, structure and ornamentation, which has a free-flowing organic sensuality
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