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Feathered Flowers, Mixed Media on Canvas

2016

Mixed Media artwork on canvas handfinished with paint, ink, chalk and found elements around the studio. Finished off with a laquer which gives the artwork that extra 'pop'. Signed on...

Tweeting Birds is a Mixed Media artwork on canvas handfinished with paint, ink, chalk and found elements around the studio. Finished off with a laquer which gives the artwork that ex...

Mixed Media artwork on canvas handfinished with paint, ink, chalk and found elements around the studio. Finished off with a laquer which gives the artwork that extra 'pop'. Signed on the back. Teis...

Tweeting Birds is a Mixed Media artwork on canvas handfinished with paint, ink, chalk and found elements around the studio. Finished off with a laquer which gives the artwork that ex...

In Japanese aesthetic philosophy, wabi-sabi names a quiet truth: that beauty does not live in perfection, but in impermanence. In what is incomplete, asymmetrical, fleeting. In the m...

Original mixed media artwork on cotton canvas, 100 × 100 × 2 cm (39.4 × 39.4 × 0.8 inches). This painting speaks about the quiet process of becoming whole again. A small attached f...

“You are walking along a path at night, surrounded by a thick fog. But you have a powerful flashlight that cuts through the fog and creates a narrow, clear space in front of you. The fog is your life situation, which includes past and future; the flashlight is your conscious presence; the clear space is the Now.” - Eckhart Tolle, The Power of Now This painting began as that image - not as an illustration of it, but as its quiet echo. Branches close to the eye are distinct, textured, present. Branches further away dissolve into the same mist that holds the background together, unhurried, without edges. No branch announces itself as important. No flower insists on being seen. The linen underneath breathes through it all, pale and steady, the surface that was always there before anything arrived. Anastassia Skopp...

Every dance begins somewhere. Not with the first step — by the time the first step happens, something has already moved. It begins with a small pulse in the chest, a quiet shift that...