I’ve just completed a tour of the building, after studying the different forms of art on display. The inscrutability of this face bothers me – hiding itself with broken arms, refusing to lend itself to interpretation. It is so much there – in your face – and yet not there.
Epiphany strikes, and I resolve to meet the face sometime in future. Yes, that is where the secret lies.
We relate to everything else based on past knowledge and expertise gained through repetition. This is the face of what is unknown to us, what is yet to come.
I’ll meet her someday…
Reena Saxena 
Interesting interpretation for the art.
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Thanks, Pratibha!
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I hope that works. I find there are no explanations for a lot of art – which makes it more interesting.
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Interpretations are subjective.
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Yes face can be mirror of the mind.
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Interpretations of art certainly change depending on you frame of mind and age when you view it. That’s why its good to look again at another time. Nicely done!
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Thank you, Brenda!
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This is brillliant. Understanding and appreciation of art/people/situations changes through a lifetime. Planning to re-evaluate something later is very wise.
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I agree. Interpretatin changes at various stages of life. Alice in Wonderland and Animal Farm are works I understood after growing up.
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Very poetic rendering, Reena.
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Thank you so much! I am basically a poet infringing on other territories ☺
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I know you know I hear you.
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🙂
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Good one, and so very true. We instinctively fear the unknown/unseen, but once known…well, anything can happen. 🙂 ❤
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You are so right. Anything can happen ☺
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Nice take, Reena. Maybe in future when guards down.
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Thanks ☺
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