Color of Paradise: Remembering

 

The Artwork by Naznin Chowdhury

There are some paintings that just play around with color. The color that represents beauty and joy. This is one of them. This happy artwork is a reflection that conveys a feeling of the splendor of nature. It makes no difference whether you find another meaning in this picture. But you clearly appreciate this image with the color patterns.

I am fortunate to have purchased this artwork directly from the artist, Naznin Chowdhury, who is one of the all-time best teachers at Chittagong Grammar School. 

She is not a professional artist, but she is a passionate artist by heart. Art is her hobby, and she makes it when she has free time. The beauty of the image surely mirrors the beauty of her heart. This appears to be a simple village scene in the piece of art. But this picture is a brilliant symphony of colors, with each color playing its own distinct note in harmony with the others. The blue sky, decorated with cotton-like clouds, provides a peaceful atmosphere for the landscape below. The eye is pulled to the garden's kaleidoscope of color combinations, where flowers grow with exuberance. The small village house, hidden among the natural beauty, offers a sense of warmth and familiarity. It is a visual poem celebrating the beauty of nature and the simplicity of country life. 

Despite being a reference image, this one is a fantastic design that resembles an original painting. The artist's hand continues to produce this sort of work.

ART & THE ARTIST

We may never see each other again, yet you will be remembered fondly. Life isn't always fair. However, a decent soul is always remembered with dignity. Our hearts will follow you to the end of days. 

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The hospital is a very strange place...on one hand there are people walking around in the hope of getting the slightest hope of their dear one's recovery...and on the other hand the joy of a newcomer bringing a smile on people's faces...Yes life is a cycle..and one's arrival is only possible at the cost of the departure of someone else. [ November 22, 2013]