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Monthly Archives: May 2017

Neither I …

22 Monday May 2017

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Art Photography, Black and White Photography, Cayuga Lake, Four Seasons, Ithaca, Monochrome, Nature, New York, Photography, Waruni Anuruddhika, Winter / Spring / Summer / Fall

I am  waiting …

At the edge of Cayuga lake …

you do not know much …

I neither do not know !

But I know one thing , than anything …

That I am waiting …

At the edge of Cayuga lake…

From  last winter …

Even in the spring

I dressed up myself

With tender buds of flowers

With sweetest fragrance …

Though You do not know much …

Neither I do not know !

But I know one thing , than anything …

That I am waiting …

At the edge of Cayuga lake …

In the summer

I dressed up myself

With lust green …

Though you do not know much

Neither I do not know !

But I know one thing ,  than anything …

That I am waiting …

At the edge of Cayuga lake …

With your tender kiss

I will blush up …

At the end of summer

I will dresse up myself

With  crimson red  and gold …

Though you do not know much

Neither I do not know !

But I know one thing, than anything

That I am waiting …

At the edge of Cayuga lake …

In  the autumn

I will Laydown  on  earth …

if you hold me … I will close my eyes …

Though you do not know much …

Dear Piotr, this is for you , with love … Waruni

05.31.2017

@ Cayuga Lake – Ithaca

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Motion of Emotions …

11 Thursday May 2017

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Art Photography, Cornell University, Ithaca, Photography, Spring

Melted Sunshine and  Child water …

wrapped around

with

Motion of Emotions …

Waruni @Cascadilla Falls – Ithaca

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Motion of Emotions

11 Thursday May 2017

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Art Photography, Color Photography, Cornell, Ithaca New York, Nature, Photography, Spring

Motion of Emotions …

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Look at Me

01 Monday May 2017

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Anthropolory, Art and Culture, Art Photography, Black ad White Photography, Colour Photography, Cornell University, Documentary Photography, Goddess Pattini, Identity, Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, Ney York, Pattini Rituals, Photography, Photography Exhibiton, Releigion & Worship, Ritualistic Worship, Sociology, South Asia, South Asia Program, Sri Lanka, Veyangoda, Visula anthropology, Waruni Anuruddhika

Look at Me

Canon 5D Mark 111 | 24-70mm

Digital prints| Color and Black and White |8″x12″ | White Matt| Solid  Wood  Natural Frame

Look at Me

A Portrait is a representation of a frozen moment of human emotions and feelings that are situated in a particular time and space. Also, it is embedded in a particular social and cultural context. Hence, each portrait has a story to be told and also leaves an element of a story untold. We will never know the untold story behind the emotions or feelings of the person in the portrait, yet, each portrait will add depth to our humanity.

The exhibition Look at Me is an invitation to read the untold story of a group of people who live in a marginalized community in Sri Lanka. All the men, women and children who are in the portraits in their beautiful dresses were waiting to pay homage to their goddess Pattini. This is the moment they regain their agency and authority through the process of worship. In the ritual parade, the marginalized community becomes the centre of the attention for a small time. That moment helps them to forget the challenges of their daily lives. But what happens after the ritual…

Waruni Anuruddhika

28/04/2017

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