Kyrie Eleison by gunsan
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Very terrific image and excellent composition ! Good day :)
Very deep and spiritual image, Gunsan. It has a somewhat disturbing quality to it. I understand the words, 'Kyrie Eleison', means, 'lord have mercy', and that seems very, very appropriate for this image, especially today. May the lord have mercy on us all.
Super special feeling you have here... Very artistic vision
Very emotional and even though today is 9/11, with this artwork I go back to 1940's and the concentration camps. Thank you for sharing. egmont
Incredible. This image says so much I wouldn't know where to start.
quite an interesting and original work. Excellent
a shot that make me think
a haunting image, gun.
stunning graphics and feel, Gun.
dramatic work!
"Lord, have mercy" A disquieting image, but powerful. Thanks for making me look up the title. ;']
Awesome...fave !
Looks scary too. Great work.
These all seem like dead souls to me. Intriguing image. CC
Wow. Very diquieting image. I keep going back and looking at it, though it disturbs me. I think of killings during WW2, the killing in African countries, of the killings in Laos and the countries around there, of the killings in Sarajevo and those little countries. It disturbs me that people are killing their own. Disquieting and disturbing are such mild, civilized and sanitized words for things that are going on in our world, that make me want to scream and cry. More works like this are needed to wake people up. Thank you Gun, for painting this .. for posting this.
A simple image that seems to be complex at the same time.
A compelling and powerful image, Gun, befitting the hauntingly beautiful chant "Kyrie Eleison". One is carried into so many reflections by the words. Others have mentions some of the univeral considerations. However, I am taken within myself, led to reflect on my own life, the reasons I ask for "mercy". How can I look at myself and not be forgiving of others? I can't! Receiving mercy, I have to let it flow from me, with the love that motivates it. For that reason, "Kyrie Eleison" becomes a prayer and a thanksgiving, a sorrow and a joy. Excellent work of reflection and deep listening. Hugs and love, sis. Suzanne
Striking and compelling, worthy of multiple viewings. The title is fitting, and it just so happens that I saw this image while listening to John Tavener's "Fragments of a Prayer" it fits that particular image as well, and even viewing it by itself (without musical references) it's a strong and thought provoking image that shows both light and darkness. In short, it's excellent!
Really nice!!
What a haunting image: - faces like fingerprints - partially rubbed out - life stains - eyes that have no light - but their shadows condemn - mouths silenced in their time - but echos cry in some eternal space Kyrie Eleison - Father forgive them for they know not what they do. Chipka - Nice to know there are some Taverner freaks on Renderosity!!