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"Apsara" is inspired by the celestial dancers of Indian mythology, who represent grace, seduction, and the magic of movement. In this work, a vibrant, fluid figure appears, seemingly hovering between the form of a bird, a fantastical creature, and a dancer.
A vibrant blue, accentuated by shades of green and fine black lines, creates a dynamic, almost musical composition. Playful speckles and flowing lines evoke water, air, and rhythm – elements… in which an Apsara feels at home.
“Apsara” invites you to feel the lightness of dance and the freedom of imagination – a moment of movement, captured yet unbound.
Nora Kalinda, born in 1976 in Vienna, has her studio in Lackenbach, Mittelburgenland, Austria.
Nora gives artistic expression to her inner worlds on different media, such as paper, canvas, various printing techniques and also digitally. Her paintings, which depict her inner microcosm, are full of various mythical creatures, funny animals and mythical figures. Her works are humorous and colourful, full of lightness, dynamism and joie de vivre. Nora loves it when her pictures inspire people to pareidolia – that is, they stimulate the imagination and help to discover faces in things, giving the viewer a feeling of childlike joy of discovery.