Artistic Exploration of Inner World - The presentation explores the subtle connections between material spaces and the inner world of people, focusing on artwork related to therapy experiences [1] - The artist approaches the idea of inner space, where things happen that can only be sensed and felt but not clearly seen [2] - The artist uses personal experiences, scientific ideas, and cultural references as inspiration during the therapy period [1] - The artist's work explores traumatic imprints as empty spots on a map, impacting life unexpectedly [5] - The artist uses materials like lead to represent the emotional weight of inner wounds and their impact on balance [6][8] - The artist's watercolor series, "Landing on the Soft Side," represents a calm after a storm and a release of strong feelings during therapy [9][11] Scientific and Psychological Concepts - The presentation references mirror neurons and their role in empathy and understanding others' feelings [12][13] - The artist connects the naming of inner states to Tibetan Buddhism, facilitating inner work [9][10] Artistic Process and Meaning - The artist's works often precede conscious understanding, revealing inner states before they can be articulated [22] - The artist acknowledges the presence of an unknown, uncontrollable part within us that quietly organizes the work [23]

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Art and Performance - A dancer's body, soul, and breath are tuned to transform into dance during a performance [1] - A dance performance is more than just entertainment; it's a symphony of the dancer's body, mind, thoughts, emotions, the stage, lights, audience, and their reactions [1] - Dance transforms from an instrument to art, passing to the audience [1] - In classical art forms like Kuchipudi, instruments such as the mridangam, flute, and veena support the performance [1] - Abhinaya (acting) is crucial in dance, expressing emotions through the face, similar to everyday life [2][3] Kuchipudi and Art Form - Kuchipudi's poses have unique characteristics, with movements flowing asymmetrically across the stage [1] - Tribhangi, a technique in Kuchipudi involving bends and curves, enhances the beauty of asymmetrical movements [1] - Life, like dance, is not a straight road but has bends, twists, and turns, with imperfections and asymmetries [1] Infinite Life of Art - Art has an afterlife, continuing in the audience's mind even after the performance ends [3] - Art possesses the capacity to transform and has healing power, making it a powerful process [3] - An artist's achievement lies in the art form resonating and remaining in the audience's mind [3]

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Musical Journey & Heritage - The speaker comes from a five-generation family of pianists, highlighting a deep-rooted musical heritage [1][2] - The speaker's musical journey began in a family environment filled with music, joy, and bonding, influenced by their grandmother's piano playing [3][4] - Early exposure to music was nurtured by American music missionaries, shaping the speaker's initial musical education [2][7] Career & Identity - Initially, music was considered a hobby, but the speaker pursued it as a career, studying at a music college in Singapore [8][9] - The speaker sought to find a unique sound and identity as a musician, leading to the creation of three "S's": Sound, Sincerity, and Souls [12][13] - The speaker aimed to blend Naga folk music with classical music training, embracing both worlds to create something beautiful [14][15][16] Musical Philosophy & Art - Western classical music provided structure and discipline, while Naga folk music offered freedom and soul [17] - Naga folk music is not written but carried through voices, rhythms, and sounds, emphasizing memory, improvisation, and community [20] - Art, like life, should evolve and be dynamic, allowing for the mixing of different cultural elements [21] - Originality is about being oneself authentically and courageously, rather than trying to be different [25] - The speaker believes that the beauty of art is directly related to the beauty of the artist's heart [27]