Mina (NekhbetSun ) by helanker
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Not before today I heard the sad news of dear Mina´s Passing. She was such a dear and sweet lady and I love her beautiful art and have missed it very much. So this is a tribute for her.
Have a beautiful week.
Here we have rain, but the garden needed it, so it is ok.
Thank you so much for viewing and kind comments to my previous post and special warm thanks go to those, who added it to their favorites. :)
Comments (22)
ARTISTIC IMAGE AND BEAUTIFUL WORK..!!!!
Sorry ...I dont know Mina .But excellent composition...Regrets.
she will be sadly missed ...she was always a good friend to me.... and a great artist...
Beautiful and fitting.
bel hommage,superbe dessin!!
Helle, you did a wonderful job on this dedi for Mina. She really was one of a kind and touched the lives of so many here.
Beautiful tribute Helle!!I knew her work...i am very sad too!She will miss here really...however i believe she will be remembered too...then she will be present...with her art! My tribute to her! MY PRAYERS WITH HER, FAMILY AND ALL HER FRIENDS!
Beautiful work and a lovely tribute!
A lovely tribute..
A wonderful tribute to a great artist! I never knew her personally but I can see that she was well loved.
Lovely tribute
Awesome! Well Done!
A so moving and touching tribute for Mina! My condolences for Mina's family
A beautiful dedication, and in Mina's style which make it even dearer!
this is wonderful.....
oh Helle a wonderful and heartfelt hommage!
This is an excellent!
A wonderful tribute Helle. I now hear Mina is living...withdrawn though from Rendo for her own health reasons.
Oh my goodness what is going on as for a while I was so very sad about Mina's passing now Bill says she is alive! She has always been such a good friend to me and one of the kindest people I know, I loved her technique of art too, and this tribute is really befitting. I really hope that she is actually alive, but I do know she suffers with her heart troubles. hugs Jane xx
This is a loving tribute. Beautiful image and words. I wish peace for Mina and her loved ones.
well friend, here I am online again, and how sad to come here for a memorial to the wonderful Mina. Your piece is like an early morning prayer, it's quiet, intimate, filled with personal reflection and a feeling of taking-in beauty before everyone awakes. And somehow it's very "Mina", because of the eternal-goddess-like woman, because of the lanterns and the feeling of intimate objects of one's morning, because of the rich hues that permeate it all,, and because of the light in center which is a beacon for her. And it's pure Helle---which you know she loved (remember how she always called you "dear Helle"?--because of the many layers of imagery, the subtlety with which you let each emerge, and your always masterful design sense, even the way you subtly make this into a series of rectangles which aren't very visible, but which are there as a backdrop, a support. And the text is about morning light & the gentle patina of a protecting mist, which is so right for Mina's art & spirit. A beautiful tribute, soft & inviting, and I know you remember her with real heart & soul. She was always so loving to you, as you were to her. A beautiful tribute in every way.
This is a gorgeous image, Helle, and a perfect tribute that captures Mina's vibrant art (and life) brilliantly. I love all of the textures and the sense of lively color. There's a pronounced sense of meditation also, which is so much like Mina. I first "met" her when I lived in Prague, and she always made things interesting when I lived in Dortmund: I loved Prague and still do; it was (and is) home, and Dortmund was okay, but I felt a bit starved and isolated there, but Mina always had something encouraging (or funny) to say. I love all of the work you put into this, and I'm glad that I saw it. I will comment on your more recent works a bit later, but I wanted to say at least something about this! It's marvelous! VERY touching and beautiful!