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Sunny Leone’s Art Attack...

The actress has been painting for years now, says they are emotional outlets

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Sunny Leone is a closet artist and has been one for over a decade now. She says she paints for herself and gifts them to people who like her work, much like Salman Khan does. The actress started painting when her mother died and since then has been regularly painting whenever she gets the time. While the actress has over 18 paintings to her name, she says she’s not ready for an exhibition yet as she feels she’s too emotionally attached to her work.

She says she started painting 10 years ago, adding, “But it really started on a regular basis when my mother died. It helped me cope with the pain of her loss. I would sit up all night painting and crying, but in the morning when I’d wake up, I felt good I was channeling my feelings somewhere.”

While Sunny started painting as an outlet for expressing her pent-up emotions, today it has become one of her passions. “I started painting because it was my emotional outlet and now, I paint because I love it. If you see all the pieces together you can see my emotional transition through the years. I usually paint when I’m in Los Angeles. I want to paint in Mumbai, but I’m having a hard time finding the things I need and the size of canvases I like. I paint large, abstract acrylic paintings. I paint on a whim, so if I have everything available, I do it.”

Sunny says she paints for herself. “I have probably done about 18 paintings till now but if you ask me what I plan to do with them, let me tell you that I don’t have any plans for them. I paint for myself. If one of my friends or family members likes them and wants one, I give it to them.”

She adds that an exhibition could happen when she is emotionally stronger. “I have never thought of holding an exhibition of my paintings because I am not confident about them. Most of them have so many feelings behind them that I’m not sure how to let them go. A lot of the paintings hold emotional significance for me.”

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