Beethoven & Di... by anahata.c
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Some of you have asked how I'm able to do art after losing a dear friend. Well the art you see was done before Di passed. I much appreciate everyone's wishes: They've made a deep difference in a very hard time. Many thanks from the bottom of my heart...The story: I was playing piano with a college ensemble, and Di--a flautist--fell and knocked me over. We both crashed into the piano. She hurt her wrist and couldn't play for months! Soooooooooo... I made her this drawing. It's kinda dark, but she wanted it that way... If you want to hear the rehearsal, it's here: Me messing up! (Yeah that's me playing [I studied years back]. Where you see the 'soundwave', hit the arrow on top...it's only 30 seconds long...)
Comments (9)
lyron
Really wonderful works (both)!!
ARTWITHIN
Great memories of your friend. May the bring you comfort.
helanker
Well Mark, I wouldnt wonder, how you could do art just after loosing a friend. We have different moods, while we are creating and one mood can be as good as another in a creating time and if it was to create something to the honour of a lost friend, well...there you go. This image is very special and...can I say fluffy. How on earth you can make it look so fluffy, I cant imagine. Very fascinating indeed. Your music....WOOOOW! It is indeed breathtaking. Got to hear that once more...or 3.
gunsan
I don't see this as a dark image. I see a wonderful fire of creation, wheather it is in art or music. Intense, like you and warm like you. Thinking of you today! Love - Gun
magnus073
Mark I for one know sometimes we do our most amazing art when we are concerened or worried. Sometimes it can be the best way to get out those feelings we tend to bottle up inside. This image you did for Di is incredible and I want to listen closely to the song when I get home tonight and can give it the proper attention
november22
Read the story and looking at the work - from left to right - it's like "I'm here" to swoosh falling, ending with words from conversation - red of pain. Well that's just me of course, often see allegory, even if not there LOL. It is very fortunate that this work exists as a tangible connection to the moment. There is something so complete and balanced in that. Back from the music: Oh my, what a bang at the end!
NekhbetSun
I've played lotsa Beethoven but never The Emperor, and I must say I've never heard it quite like that before Mark :o) Sweet and lovely memory for your friend. . .
tennesseecowgirl
Love the touch of red you have used here in your description. well done! ;) Beautiful work. And I wish the CUBBIES the best!! Either way fun series to watch.
nikolais
in quiet times or amid the routine I can hardly imagine or create. something has to happen to trigger it all.... we all have bulls inside ready to charge when seeing blood.a most inspiring work, Mark.