Mamoru at Irene Indriart
In Japanese, Mamoru means protector,.someone who is always be there to fight for what you're afraid of...a monster under your bed or a dragon and even a ghost. When you have domeone like this, you will be likely act like a child seeking for protection. When my daughter was a year old, I carried her while I was making her smoothies. I held her in one of my arms, then I turned on the blender. I was surprised that she jolted and held my neck with both of her arms. The noisy and scary sound of the blender made her do that. I felt guilty of making her so scared, but I also felt so proud and excited because I felt that she really needed me. That feeling I remember so well. It was discovered back when I played with paints, then coincidentally I saw the lil girl's face. She wears kimono and with the feeling I remembered I responded with brush and palete knife. Then here comes the.painting. A mother who is so bravely took the stances to defend the child who is seeking for a refug