Mardi Gras Beads
by Rand Burns
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Title
Mardi Gras Beads
Artist
Rand Burns
Medium
Painting - Oil On Canvas
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*** Featured in the group Art and Meditation on 08/28/2021.***
***Featured in the group Created by Southern Artists on 08/27/2021.***
***Featured in the group Out Of The Ordinary on 06/13/2015. Thank you very much for the feature Lyric Lucas.***
In opposition to hurricane debris, golden, green and violet Mardi Gras beads drape over the reminisce of the disaster.
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October 13th, 2010
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Comments (27)
John Van Decker
Beautifully understated but reaches the heart, Randy. LF
Rand Burns replied:
John, thank you for your kind words on this remembrance painting and also for the F/L on the work.
Tejsweena Krishan
This is the creation I could not have stopped myself to meditate upon again and again with visiting your site even before after you have uploaded this very enlightened creation in infinite of optimism! As I here see the real meaning of Life which as the purpose of glowing in love while healing each other as green to breathe at peace, which is a real treasure of becoming each other's first aid as only jewel that would always be shimmering from inside with or without support as per the phenomena defines Polarization and Immersion of light! I just love this so much my dear very generous friend Randy as you know how to be magically balanced for going on forever green! Blessings, safety, love, peace, light, hugs, and light, forever! :)
Rand Burns replied:
Dear friend, I am honored always by your complete and generous comments. Your beautiful insight always means so much. Blessings to you Tejsweena.
Nancy Griswold
So much meaning, so much thought and beauty, I love this FAV++++++/L
Rand Burns replied:
Nancy, thank you. I am happy you enjoyed this painting and also appreciate the F/L on the work.
Anne Gifford
….and once again prayers are needed for New Orleans, as well as everyone in the wake of Ida. I really like the limited color palette in this painting, highlighted by the red and the green Mardi Gras beads. Like/f
Rand Burns replied:
Anne, yes, such terrible times. Many prayers for those people of New Orleans. Thank you for your comment on the elements of this work and also for the F/L.
CAROLE SPANDAU
Your artwork has been featured on the homepage of FAA Gallery Home For All Artists Who Create. Please post your amazing artwork in our` Archive your September Features` discussion
Rand Burns replied:
Thank you so much for the feature on the homepage of FAA Gallery Home For All Artists Who Create.
David Neace
Congratulations, your work is featured on the homepage of "Created by Southern Artists
Rand Burns replied:
David, thank you for the feature on the homepage of "Created by Southern Artists".
Cindy Treger
Randy, beautiful artwork with a nice description. f/l
Rand Burns replied:
Cindy, thank you for your comment on this work dedicated to New Orleans and also for the F/L.
Kim Tran
Beautiful detailed painting Randy, lovely glow, for hope and courage are always present where there is destruction. Marverlous work Randy! l/f
Rand Burns replied:
Kim, I loved reading your insightful comment. Thank you and also for the F/L on the work.
Nancy Griswold
Such and honorable commentary for the devastating hurricane Randy. You are a wizard at symbolism and making a work of art come together from edge to edge. I feel the dynamic light here really adds to the emotional expression. Painted so well, even the differences in the types of wood are evident. Such great work F/L
Rand Burns replied:
Nancy, I love symbolism in work and seems to be the area most I enjoy in painting. Thank you for your comment on this hurricane devastation scene in oil. I am glad you stopped by and chose this one. Thank you also for the F/L.
Marian Bell
This is such a meaningful image for me, Randy! Katrina was horrible to New Orleans, the city most people think of when mentioning Mardi Gras. But, that storm also did a big number here in Mobile, as well as the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Mardi Gras is huge in Mobile, too, as we claim being the original Mardi Gras in this country...taking it later to NOLA...they just made it a bigger deal! And that event is all along the coastal region. Anyway, I love the addition of the cross in this painting, as it is with our Faith and Trust in God, a much greater being than any of us, that we get through our trials and tribulations, such as that storm. Thanks for creating such a beautiful image! Love this! L/F
Rand Burns replied:
Marian, thank you for stopping by and commenting on this emotional piece of work. You are in that area and know you know the destruction it must have caused. I appreciate your appreciation of this work. Thank you for the F/L on it.
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