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Shakti - spirituality art by Giada Rossi

Red indicates both sensuality and purity. In Hindu religion, red is of utmost significance and the color most frequently used for auspicious occasions like marriages, birth of a child, festivals, etc. A red mark is put on the forehead during ceremonies and important occasions. As a sign of marriage, women put red powder on the hair parting. They also wear a red sari during marriage. Red powder is usually thrown on statues of deities and phallic symbols during prayers.
It is also the color of Shakti (prowess). A red colored dress is put on deities
who are charitable, brave, protective, and who have the capacity to destroy evil. On the death of a woman, her body is wrapped in a red cloth for the cremation.
http://www.wou.edu/provost/library/exhibits/exhibits2004-05/color/Images/hinduism.pdf

I am an Italy based Fine Artist specializing in digital painting, photomontage techniques and photography as well.

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RGiada (Giada Rossi) - real name Bianca S Faggiotto, is a self-taught artist, living in the city of Saint Anthony, Padua, Italy. My pseudonym Giada Rossi or RGiada translated from Italian means reds jade. The red jade stone has the properties of overcoming battles, blocking negative energy and helping to realize a peaceful life. I used the plural reds to reflect my multi-faceted approach to my art and use of color. This closely mirrors my kinship with art. I have been immersing myself in creative expression as a form of personal healing as an artist for over ten years. Because this is an intensely personal journey, my artworks embrace and embody my own awakening which comes through in the range of different, completely unique and...