Glenn Mullin: Soyolma's Divine Dream (lo rez).

A 10 minute frolic with the Mongolian Buddhist artist Soyolma, winner of the Mongolian Female Artist of the Year Award in 2008. Fun and frolic in the Far Northeast.

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[demingr]

Very cool!

[d3j3r3]

The music is continually surprising, from opening with Miles Davis to being pulled from Vajrayogini's liberating presence by rousing bluegrass music and deposited back at the gallery, to traditional music of Mongolia. Soyolma's paintings are portals to mystic dimensions, enchanting, frightful, deconstructing of conventional appearances (or materializing them from causes and conditions), conveying wisdom, beauty. They must be something to see in person. Soyolma deserves recognition for her work.

[clow2ground]

Nice work. Wonderful presentation.

Corey

[francytastic]

Great job! I really love how you captured not only the art but the feel of the exhibit. I also enjoyed your use of music.

[tomboyhinata]

Wonderful. I really enjoyed the mix of the footage, editing, and the music

[sarena999]

Congratulations on an excellent form of communication for Buddhist Sacred Art.

Stephanie

[mgmiley001]

Thanks for sharing Glenn. Very artistic production and great to hear some houmi!

Take care, Michele

[mhpotts]

Glenn, thank you for thinking of me. It is a sunny afternoon here in Chicago. The artwork was evocative. What an amazing thing to see this film here in the States all the way from Mongolia. Thanks. Michael

[morelemonade]

Hey Glenn, Beautiful paintings. The colors are amazing. Cool mix of music, especially the jazz, and a very enjoyable video! Thanks for sharing.

Tommy Vickery

[terianatha]

I like seeing the traditional Buddhist themes treated by a young artist! Teri