Natraaj, Tallur and the Cosmic Soup
L. N. Tallur's work at the Armory Art Fair 2014

Natraaj, Tallur and the Cosmic Soup

The organized expression of spirituality is religion, which always depends on cultural and historical context. Unfortunately, religion often ossifies and the teachings are expressed as dogma; experience is replaced by faith. You have to believe; you don’t have to experience. These religions, all over the world, also align themselves with politics and very often with right-wing politics."

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Look Fizzy
Look Fizzy mixed media on canvas 36x36 inches

Look Fizzy

Look Fizzy, acrylic on textured cone sculpture 27x12x12 inches approx. Look Fizzy mixed media on canvas 36x36 inches Second Skin at Da Vinci Gallery, Philadelphia The significance of skin deep…

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The Many Heads of Ravana
Ravana, oil on reclaimed canvas, 48x42 inches

The Many Heads of Ravana

My portraits trace power in the current form, shaped by history, cultural and social wiring. It explores the human condition of duality in strife between power and powerlessness. My "Ravana" is depicted as a woman. The ten heads of Ravana with different expressions from the series of portraits below. I often find references in real life, forms that resonate popular myth. What else is a myth if not an attempt to understand the ever shifting face of reality with subjective interpretations and unrequited envisioning of aspirational entities?

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Typecast
Look Fizzy mixed media on canvas 36x36 inches

Typecast

Tiger Tiger, mixed media on re purposed canvas 36x36 inchesColor Uncode, silk screen on molded aluminum 12x24 inchesI'm a Lot like You, calligraphic painting at Alpha Art GalleryHide in Plain…

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