I was in another school but this was an art school. It was a teacher I believe that was leafing thru a stack of drawings with me. The drawings were fairly large, around 2×3 ft. They were all very well done. He was talking about something called bourajÃc and telling me that some drawings had it and others didn’t. He explained this term as “passion” in the drawing. He showed me a wolf that was done cartoon style with this very long tongue sticking out of its mouth and a flame on the tip. He said that this had a lot of bourajÃc.Â
Then we walked over to another bin with prints. There were a number of different prints with an elephant in the center. The one that stood out in my mind was dark green. The elephant’s head was very stylized with slanted eyes and was about 6 in. tall. Around the outside where long strokes that looked like tusks. He told me the elephant was a Hindu deity named Raj. I started talking about the Baghavad Gita and Krishna tho I’m not sure why. Something about Raj triggered it.
