Jagania Mritajan

Artists have their own philosophy about art and life. They have their own vision of seeing mortal or materialistic world. Which is a very personal journey and merely sharable. Thus these artists become loners, out of the world. Thus some of them become creators of masterpieces. These creations sometimes grab the entire entity of the artist leading him or her to lifetime hollowness.

Professor Rubek is a veteran artist; a sculptor and the creator of a masterpiece, magically meets his long lost model Erina in a health home where he was spending his summer with his young bubbling wife Maiya. This surrealistic meeting took the two at their young age when they have spent quality times.  Being his nude model, spending the most vulnerable times of her young age Maiya fall in love with Rubek but Rubek though being attracted to Erina didn’t respond to that as he thought it could destroy the sanctity of his art or creation. Erina left.

Since then Rubek hasn’t created anything greater than that. Nor he is happy with his young wife Maiya. Maiya too is unhappy with him as Rubek couldn’t relate to her desires. As if Rubek has lived his life, as if he is alive but no more.

Thus this play reveals the layered human psychology and psychological turmoil in a very abstract way.