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art Nepali Art A of Mosaic Multiple Melodies text Dr. Yam Prasad Sharma photo a. rajbahsh 58 / SPACESNEPAL.COM
art In some of the artworks, the opposing images have been juxtaposed. One image is melting into another; the images have been displaced and condensed in metonymy and metaphor. Nepali art represents the diverse voices, themes and styles. Observing artworks is getting inspiration and encountering the gems and poetic moments of Nepali artists.The artworks range from traditional to modern, and even to post modern. They are inclusive in terms of art genres as sculpture, painting, architecture, installation, performance, video arts, new media arts and alternative arts. They are diverse in terms of themes as representation of nature, recreating myths, reintegration of cultural rituals, reformulation of tradition, raising the voice of the marginalized, the women, and the ethnic minorities, taking corrective measures on socio-political evils and carving identities of individual artists. Multiple images have been carved; multiple melodies have been composed and multiple colours are in harmony as in the rainbow. Thus, Nepali art is a mosaic of multiple voices. All the individual artists have their own unique identities as their artworks, yet, they have been connected to each other as in the carnival. The traditional paintings and sculptures make the viewer aware about our cultures, myths, rituals and our tradition. The traditional paintings include manuscript illumination, miniature painting, paubha, mandala, patta chitra, Fresco in Bhaktapur palace. Photo Hemanta Shrestha june <strong>2014</strong> / 59
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