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HAUS
Ignis, 2025
Acrylic on canvas
Height 50 cm x Width 40 cm
Artwork is stretched and ready to hang & comes with a certificate of authenticity
Starting Bid: $500
Exploring the concept of self-identity, 'Ignis' is symbolic of the evolving sense of vitality and passion we hold deep within. This striking piece commands attention with its exaggerated, contrasting palette and graphic intensity. The artwork projects a captivating, theatrical aura that feels both ancient and contemporary—a powerful, magnetic addition for any serious collector. HAUS is an Australian-born contemporary artist, currently living and painting in Southeast Asia. This artwork is from his debut series ‘Life, a Circus’ is an exploration of identity and self expression, through the masks we wear. The series pulsates with the vibrant, expressive energy of a carnival or parade, drawing further inspiration from his personal collection of traditional paper masks from travels through Mexico, Southeast Asia, and Japan. See more at www.worldofhaus.com
Artist Bio: HAUS is an Australian-born contemporary artist, currently living and painting in South East Asia.
Though painting marks a new discipline for him, his 20 year career in design, digital arts and photography, developed in him an eye for composition and a deep love and understanding of colour, which both find prominence in his paintings.
A lover of contemporary, abstract, neo-expressionism and pop art, he draws inspiration from the likes of Tom Wesselmann, Kenny Scharf, warhol, Monika Gil’Sing, basquiat, Arik Brauer, Yayoi Kusama and David Hockney - particularly for their unashamed use of colour and form.
His debut series ‘Life, a Circus’ is an exploration of identity and self expression, through the masks we wear. The series pulsates with the vibrant, expressive energy of a carnival or parade, drawing further inspiration from his personal collection of traditional paper masks from travels through Mexico, South-East Asia, and Japan. Explore the artworks at www.worldofhaus.com
Dimensions:
50 cm x 40 cm