COLOURFUL IMAGINATION
Drawings for poems (9/9). Poetry “The Nature, Human and I” by Gordana Stamatova, translated by Silvana Petrova Nasuh, Zorica Stamatova, Dragan Stamatov & Dragana Jovanovska.
Flowery Globe, pencil on paper, 2019. (Melbourne)
Image 1. Poem: A Flower and the World
Image 2,3. Handwritten manuscripts by Gordana Stamatova in Macedonian
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Drawings for poems (8/9). Poetry “The Nature, Human and I” by Gordana Stamatova, translated by Silvana Petrova Nasuh, Zorica Stamatova, Dragan Stamatov & Dragana Jovanovska.
Life is full of Ladders, pencil on paper, 2019. (Melbourne)
Image 1. Poem: Contemplation
Image 2,3. Handwritten manuscripts by Gordana Stamatova in Macedonian
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Drawings for poems (7/9). Poetry “The Nature, Human and I” by Gordana Stamatova, translated by Silvana Petrova Nasuh, Zorica Stamatova, Dragan Stamatov & Dragana Jovanovska.
Sunflower and Moonflower, pencil on paper, 2019. (Melbourne)
Image 1. Poem: Despair
Image 2,3. Handwritten manuscripts by Gordana Stamatova in Macedonian
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Drawings for poems (6/9). Poetry “The Nature, Human and I” by Gordana Stamatova, translated by Silvana Petrova Nasuh, Zorica Stamatova, Dragan Stamatov & Dragana Jovanovska.
Warm Memories, pencil on paper, 2019. (Melbourne)
Image 1. Poem: Nostalgia
Image 2,3,4. Handwritten manuscripts by Gordana Stamatova in Macedonian
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Drawings for poems (5/9). Poetry “The Nature, Human and I” by Gordana Stamatova, translated by Silvana Petrova Nasuh, Zorica Stamatova, Dragan Stamatov & Dragana Jovanovska.
Unlock, pencil on paper, 2019. (Melbourne)
Image 1. Poem: Open a Door
Image 2,3,4. Handwritten manuscripts by Gordana Stamatova in Macedonian
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Drawings for poems (4/9). Poetry “The Nature, Human and I” by Gordana Stamatova, translated by Silvana Petrova Nasuh, Zorica Stamatova, Dragan Stamatov & Dragana Jovanovska.
Welcome to the World of Book, pencil on paper, 2019. (Melbourne)
Image 1. Poem: The Book is a Miraculous World
Image 2,3,4. Handwritten manuscripts by Gordana Stamatova in Macedonian
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Drawings for poems (3/9). Poetry “The Nature, Human and I” by Gordana Stamatova, translated by Silvana Petrova Nasuh, Zorica Stamatova, Dragan Stamatov & Dragana Jovanovska.
Endless Seasons, pencil on paper, 2019. (Melbourne)
Image 1. Poem: Timeless Steps
Image 2,3. Handwritten manuscripts by Gordana Stamatova in Macedonian
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Drawings for poems (2/9). Poetry “The Nature, Human and I” by Gordana Stamatova, translated by Silvana Petrova Nasuh, Zorica Stamatova, Dragan Stamatov & Dragana Jovanovska.
Sing for Spring, pencil on paper, 2019. (Melbourne)
Image 1. Poem: Write me a Song
Image 2,3. Handwritten manuscripts by Gordana Stamatova in Macedonian
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Drawings for poems (1/9). Poetry “The Nature, Human and I” by Gordana Stamatova, translated by Silvana Petrova Nasuh, Zorica Stamatova, Dragan Stamatov & Dragana Jovanovska.
The Spring is Coming, pencil on paper, 2019. (Melbourne)
Image 1. Poem: An Image of Spring
Image 2,3,4. Handwritten manuscripts by Gordana Stamatova in Macedonian
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The Colourful Bananas, watercolour on paper, 28.7 x 40.9 cm, 2018. (Melbourne, Australia)
Illustration (3/3, see 1/3 & 2/3) for the publication International: Melbourne.
Yes, we might look alike outside but we are different inside, said one of the colourful bananas. And the same rule applies to the colourful oranges, watermelons and durians. Isn’t it boring if you think we are all the same?
Riding the Tandem Bike, watercolour on paper, 28.5 x 40.7 cm, 2018. (Melbourne, Australia) The Good Room gallery
Illustration (2/3, see 1/3 & 3/3) for the publication International: Melbourne.
The work illustrates an individual who is cycling alone came across a group of characters who are travelling together on their tandem bike. It shows the contrast between being alone and being part of a group. I got this picture (Riding the Tandem Bike) in my mind when I read Pasha’s saying that she felt alone in class. Hopefully all of us can find our “tandem-bike-partners” no matter where we are.
I Beg your Pardon, watercolour on paper, 28.5 x 40.8 cm, 2018. (Melbourne, Australia)
Illustration (1/3, see 2/3 & 3/3) for the publication International: Melbourne.
Listening with the heart is the first step to know and understand each other. So, at the very first stage, please put away our headsets and listen to each other.
LOH Yi Pei 