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Tineke Kleij-van den Boomen
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- Hometown:
- Sint Oedenrode
- Overtones Since:
- Always. I'm a very sensitive person.
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- Tineke Kleij-van den Boomen or Art as a part of the universe
Is living and working as an artist in Sint Oedenrode, a village in the south of Holland. Since Tineke’s middle school years drawing has been her biggest hobby. This existed mainly from making pencils and pen drawings. In the years eighty Tineke Kleij had education on the Free Academy Veldhoven during a few years. She made a few oil paintings. Since 1999 she has been more active as an artist in her paintings. She went to “Atelier Inge” in Helmond en followed her training to end 2004. Besides pastel chalk Tineke works at the moment with acrylic paint on linen.
A part of the universe
Tineke finds it delicious to be allowed to be a part of this universe. She invites you in her gallery. Visit with her the mountain on which she is now at the moment. Click on the painting of your choice and ......... enjoy with her a journey through the present and past, on the road to what all of us is connecting.
She has plod and has struggled. Her body is fortunately still there for her. No more sickness. No more pain. No surplus of tears anymore. Yes, now she can enjoy the peace in her. All luggage has been left behind. Each day there is more space for painting, for life and enjoy. Her view is tremendous. Do you want to discover more? Her heart is big enough ........... Enjoy all the colours of her paintings. They can help you to heal, to focus or to enjoy more of your live.
The inspiration
For Tineke Kleij it is a privilege to be allowed painting. She loves the colors and forms. To be allowed to put her positive energy in every painting, earthly and spiritual. Every painting a reflection of who she is. She can get inspired by what she sees or has seen, feels or has felt. She can get inspired by the emotions which come into her. Motivated by the contact of those which she encounters on her path and/or by her long walks in nature. Consciously or unconsciously experienced. Tineke also let inspire herself by music and meditation. This music can be from Meat Loaf (Paradise by the Dashboardlight), hard rock to very sensitive spiritual music and almost everything between. Every painting is for Tineke a step further on her way to harmony and joy.
Tineke has for this a fine studio, “a Room of One's Own” (Virginia Woolf), in which she can retreat and devote herself to her newest creations.
Her freedom
The paintings which you see on her own website are Tineke’s old creations, study material and her newest creations. Her last creations have been based on one of the highest goods life is based on. Freedom. The freedom of thinking and the freedom of imagination.
10% of the profit at sale of each painting goes to a good aim, FOOD4ALLPEOPLE, a project of Hendrik van der Ham. For further information you can reach Hendrik van der Ham on: BRIDGES2000, Nijverheidstraat 14, 3316 AP Dordrecht. Phone +31 (0) 78 - 631 42 39/fax +31 (0) 78 - 613 51 50/mobile +31 (0) 650 - 29 65 81 and www.BRIDGES2000.nl /Solutions@BRIDGES2000.nl
- Homepage:
- http://www.tinekekleij.nl
A collage of some of my paintings
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this is I myself on the photograph, wearing the dancing-costume for the Condordance in the year 2000, this particular photo is among the best taken. If you have some time - there are some more on my Website. Have a look here: http://www.kondor.de/condor/tanzwut_e.html
"Tantra" can be translated as "Continuum, Web, Connection between things" - and labels the esoteric - more secret - lines of hinduism and buddhism. The tantric choirs sing religious texts in the "deep voice" (kargyraa) which I am also quite well performing.
Yours,
Apu Kuntur
colours and sounds are the wings of angels at earth,
the magic of a divine smile in our hearts..
It's good to have friends in this way.
Best wishes
Rolf
What does the title mean?
In the little video on my omn page "Suono sottile", you can see how I generate my sonor mandala: my wife puts some lycopode coloured powders on a great circular drum: the vibrations of my singing voice move the powders and create the mandala.
Thank you for your friendship, best regards
'Da' or 'Di' is added to a senior person, or someone unknown. I can't call you 'Tineke-di' because you are not older than me, I hope, and you are not unknown to me. I am running 54+ year.
So you remain my sweet TINTIN. That's all.
Rebanta da
what is behind Demetrios - of course the idea to organize a congress and festival to honour his lifework. Who is behind ... do you have some imaginations?
I wish you a wonderful weekend
Yours Jens
If you call me 'da', I can also start 'Tineke-di' for showing love and honor. .... Ha...ha....ha...ha....
Rebanta
Have a nice weekend and we will meet us in Amsterdam one day maybe next year because about Ning I stay in contact with the main lutheran parish in Amsterdam - one of my success of my good hard work since one year on Ning.
See you soon and stay well,
Yours friend Jens
'Da' is a suffix used in Bengali to call a senior person with love and respect. It is a short form of 'Dada' meaning 'elder brother'. When someone is quite senior in age and practice, but very close and familiar, we adore him with 'Da' and in case of a female 'Di' -- the abbreviated suffix of 'Didi' meaning 'elder sister'. It is a form of courtesy speaking with enough nearness. In other Indian languages like Hindi/Gujrati/Urdu they add 'Bhai' or 'Bhaiya' meaning 'brother', with loving honor. Like my senior painter (in Delhi) Amrut Patel is addressed 'Amrut-bhai' by me. It is neither a great honor nor treating the person as your own brother. It is a part of our speaking culture.
Rebanta da
Yours Jens
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