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| Dimension - Height (cm) | 23 |
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| Medium | Printmaking |
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This is a part of my Buddha Series. The work is painted in a free
flowing style with a magenta and emerald palette . The colours would
suit most decors. It is painted on 4cm thick canvas stretcher frame
ready to hang. Quality oils have used to create the piece. This series
has been very popular with collectors of South-East Asian themed works.
The connection between Elephants lasts a life time. In rare cases like this A Bull you get to see a mature Bull relating to his son. Usually a Bull will father offspring but not stay around. Bull Elephants are wanderers by nature but often join forces with other Bulls for company. Photo taken in 2011 while visiting a wildlife sanctuary and ranch.
"This is another canvas that reflects my love of street art. I've taken ""found"" elements from art I've seen and added a sort of organic element to it. This is how I imagine archaeologists of the future might discover street art in an abandoned city. N.B. At aravaart we regard graffiti art as an important and exciting branch of artistic endeavour and a source of inspiration for our work. We hope to play our part in helping the art world to acknowledge its importance, and the paintings that contain street graffiti are often inspired by works we have seen from around the world. When we use elements of other artists' graffiti we make every reasonable effort to contact the original street artist, although for obvious reasons this is not always feasible." www.arvanaart.com.au
In my paintings I want to show the imaginations & memories of childhood. My artworks make the viewers to revive their childhood memories back. :)