My Flower Paintings
The colors and hues of flowers have always inspired me. Their beauty is timeless.
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1968 to 2006 © Mallica Vajrathon. all rights strictly reserved.
Filed under My Art Galleries | Comment (0)My Sealife Paintings
I am inspired by the beautiful colour combinations of fish and marine life. My impressionistic paintings bring out the natural patterns and designs from fish, sea shells, seaweed, corals and other various underwater plants.
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1968 to 2006 © Mallica Vajrathon. all rights strictly reserved.
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Wings of butterflies, birds, moths and beatles are full of colorful combinations, shapes and patterns. My impressionist paintings inspired by winged animals are designed to highlight the beauty of these complex combination of colours.
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1968 to 2006 © Mallica Vajrathon. all rights strictly reserved.
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These are paintings of lines, circles, forms and patterns from nature. I find these designs not only beautiful, but also stimulating to the mind.
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1968 to 2006 © Mallica Vajrathon. all rights strictly reserved.
Filed under My Art Galleries | Comment (0)My Paintings of Leaves and Plants
Most people like to paint flowers, but I like to paint leaves and plants as well.
The patterns of palm and lotus leaves when the sun shines behind them is fascinating to me. I did a set of twelve paintings and a calendar under the theme of a Parade of Leaves four years ago. Since then, I have continued to find new patterns, forms, and colors to paint.
1968 to 2006 © Mallica Vajrathon. all rights strictly reserved.
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Below are my photographs, taken in many different places of the people I’ve encountered throughout the years either in connection with my international assignments with the United Nations or during my holidays. Some are in black and white and some in colour. I did two photographic books with UNICEF on children. The Galong, River Boy of Thailand, and Ketut, Boy Woodcarver of Bali. Enjoy!
A Balinese fish trader and her son waiting for the fisher-
men to bring fish from the sea. Bali, Indonesia, 1969.
A Balinese fisherman and his boat. Bali, Indonesia, 1969.
A school boy putting up his artwork for other students
to see in an outdoor class in Kabul, Afghanistan. 1968.
Afghan school boys in national costume, dancing and
singing, Kabul, Afghanistan, 1969
Bihari school girls having school lunch under the UNICEF
food program during the drought in Bihar, India, 1968.
A Balinese farmer taking his ducks out for a walk in the
rice fields. Bali,Indonesia, 1969.
A Javanese woman drying rice in the mid-day Sun in
Central Java, Indonesia, 1968.
A Rubber grower checking sap in the morning in Haadyai
Province, Southern Thailand, 1970.
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“When a Man Hunger’s”
In the late sixties I had the honour of working for UNICEF in Asia. In 1967 I co-directed and co-wrote a small movie called “When a Man Hungers” with my late husband. We both worked for UNICEF at the time. The movie is about the drought in Bihar, India and the UN mission therein. It was originally aired as part of the UN television series. I’m very proud of all the work we put into this over thirty years ago. It’s a testament to the foundations of Development Support Communication. I’ve made a very small clip of this film available for viewing here. The file is over 30mb so if you’re on a slow internet connection this might take quite a while. Here is the link for the movie. It’s 28 minutes long.
If you’ve got problems viewing the film, then you might need to install
Quicktime on your computer. It’s made for either Mac or PC and can be installed very quickly, free of charge.