Remarkable proliferation of creative energy

Koralegedara Pushpakumara’s early works have been expressionistic and his theme was mostly about the self and private life signed with tormented human figures. Those works were made with quick, sketchy and gestural brush strokes – in short they were a kind of painted-drawings.

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‘Chronicle of Love’ to unfold in paintings

Is there anything more precious than love to a human being? The answer would be an echoing chorus of “No, there is none”. Even animals would join the sweet chorus. With its warm and pleasant nature, love is a unique feeling that makes life sweet, soothing and delightful.

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Romeo and Juliet:

A classical ballet that may revolt the Bard

At random I picked Romeo and Juliet as one classical ballet that danced Shakespeare's play and not acted, nor dramatised or dialogued. How and why people flock to see it still remains a mystery though the poet wrote it for the stage with full concentration on his dialogue power.

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