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The artist engages us in a mysterious arena of the inner process of creation.
The nature of creative work is such that it is unanalyzable. It's a higher
activity of mind when unexplained energy of inspiration awakes and rises from
the lower stage to higher one.
When the mind opens the enlightenment comes to the artist, his creativity
reaches its top level. Then, the artist is almost detached from his body and
mind. The only existing thing left is the produced art. The artist is
experiencing the spiritual growth. He even feels the phenomenon withdrawal of
his soul from the physical body. The condition of trance is shown in Sinphony
by an amazing transformation of the musician's genders. Jaisini is able to
unveil hidden mysteries of creation, visually. Sinphony depicts an idea, that
the truth of art creation
is rarely pure and never simple. The perfection is a result of an inborn gift
increased by a 'hard labor.' An artist, who felt the impetus, can never be
the same person again. The recollection of his experience will become a new
source of inspiration. A circle incloses. When the artist awakes from his
creative ecstasy, he thinks that nothing looks the same as it did before. As
one cannot communicate what sugar is to someone who's never tasted sweet, or
to a man born blind what colors are, so it's impossible to describe this
experience of high artistic inspiration. But, Jaisini does it.
The nude vulnerability of the musicians' bodies is aimed to uncover the truth
about their performance in its final beauty, when hardships are concealed.
Looking at the painting,
I sense a strong aesthetic power radiating from the unseen author. It seems
that Jaisini has poured out all of his inspiration and temperament on the
canvas, counterbalancing the overflow of colors with graphical values. The
picture could be the prize for its creator. For all
that he had sacrificed in his life to be able to fully integrate into his
art. The artist may not be able to explain how and why he could do this,
looking with astonishment at his own work. He may try to understand, to look
for a reason that may exist in a form of a live sound of symphonic orchestra.
The composition is ignited by the conductor's spread hands. His right hand
embraces a nude woman with black hair and red mouth. The conductor's black
figure seems to carry her nude torso.
A central cello player is a naked blond with spread legs. Her right hand
holds a bow that is pointed straight between her legs. And, her left hand
holds the cello handle that reminds a long penis. The keen impression of
possible masturbation here creates a vibration of musical ecstasy.
To the right from the central figure of cello player, there is a violinist in
a black attire. Even though he is a man, his lower body is naked and has the
female sexual features. This signifies the metamorphosis of creation.
The absolute black color at the upper right corner counteracts with the flesh
color of bodies. It creates a gap of macrocosm in the picture's bursting
color composition.
Sinphony creates a system of multiple levels of impression. Layer after
layer, it opens the mind for a new vision, freed from all limitations. The
picture's space expands. The picture is an independent reality with its own
absolute point of view.
Layer after layer, the painting is perceived and the spectator penetrates in
art and feels the pleasure in its peerless delight. The same way as the
artist before, the viewer now feels that "nothing looks to him as it did
before; that he is awaken for the first time."
Modern scientific thinking has reached a stage where physicists have been
forced to abandon the ordinary worlds of the so-called sense perception. In
the works of Jaisini, we learn about the complex creative principles which
combine the known and the unknown knowledge. Every Jaisini's painting has a
universal sense and the unquestionable beauty.
The artist perfects his senses and, therefore, is able to uncover more
reality.
Our common senses delude us by bringing knowledge that changes often. That is
why the great work of art is so valuable, as a last piece of unchanged
harmony. Progress may bring more inventions and machinery. There is only a
narrow field of the human emotions that cannot be affected by the changing
world. Those are the eternal questions of human nature that will always be
asked by some inquisitive minds.
Every work of Jaisini opens those sometimes dark mysteries of human soul. In
Sinphony, Jaisini engages sensuality to successfully animate classical music.
It is new and frivolous.
It explores that narrow field of the emotions that will always touch and
affect human minds. Sinphony has inspired Jaisini to continue to work on the
subject and create a series.
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