Original artwork description:

In Japanese, “Shibari” simply means “to tie”. The contemporary meaning of Shibari describes an ancient Japanese artistic form of rope bondage.

When I create a pattern on the back, adding flowers, she feels her beautiful ridgeline - like a kiss at every point, at every point of Life, and she becomes even more graceful and feminine, she feels it and enjoys it.

In Shibari, it is the strength and energy of the person who is being connected is directed in full surrender for his own comfort and relaxation. Why? A person completely or partially loses control over the situation, and voluntarily transfers it to the one who binds. He does not need to fight, all that remains is to relax and look inside himself.

A mixture of rigor and flexibility of movement left an imprint on the style of tying. A play on contrasts, sweet tenderness in one second is replaced by painful rigidity - a man in ropes never knows what awaits him next. He is overwhelmed by absolutely opposite emotions: fear and anticipation. This is what TatiLimati achieves during sessions.

Materials used:

acrylic

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