The timed auction ends Thursday September 10th at 8:00pm. Whoever holds the highest bid at the auction closing time wins.
Hiranya
Nothing is void here, 2025
Polymer and Ink
Height 104 cm x Width 79 cm
Artwork is framed and ready to hang & comes with a certificate of authenticity
Starting Bid: $2,500
STORY:
Nothing and everything.
In the middle of nothing, was a miracle.
An optimistic mind will find everything it wants in the void.
AESTHETICS:
A vibrant piece of a diver.
Background is rendered with shades of Blue in geometric colourfield.
The subject is presented in hot pink stripes.
This piece will command attention on a plain wall, delivering fierce colours and calm simplistic vibe at the same time.
Comes with Natural flooded gum floater frame + COA with artist's authentic signature at the back.
Ready for hanging.
Artwork: 101Hx76W cm
With Frame: 104H x79W cm
Artist Bio: The stories the artist wishes to discuss, sustain their own historical and artistic values.
Growing up in an environment which was diversely influenced by ethnic values, made her realise that womanhood plays a significant role in actualising any story.
With this mindfulness, her narrative figure becomes an independent female identity who establishes a healing space for her existence. This subject is maybe a hybridised form of a being who represents power, beauty, fragility, sexuality and vulnerability.
In a world with a manufactured happiness where everything is valued by materialistic worth, the artist explores real human connections, emotions and devotions which are withering away. Focusing on this very thought, she believes her female protagonist has become a creator of a profound human connection and a communicator of emotions.
The imagery she uses, show a strong influence from the ancient Indo-Aryan painting techniques which she studied in detail and the classical figure studies found in cave temples, frescoes and monastery walls where she grew up. Bold colours and symbolism are a focus point. It maybe a direct reflection of her training in local art school and the ethnic environment she was exposed to.
Dimensions:
104 cm x 79 cm