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Had I the Heavens - Study in tone

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Had I the Heavens - Study in tone
Had I the Heavens - Study in tone
Had I the Heavens - Study in tone
Had I the Heavens - Study in tone
Had I the Heavens - Study in tone
Had I the Heavens - Study in tone
Had I the Heavens - Study in tone
Had I the Heavens - Study in tone
About the artist
Kerry Inkster
Kerry Inkster
My name is Kerry Inkster and I am an artist and yoga teacher living in the remote tropical city of Darwin, in the Northern Territory, Australia. The world of women swimming underwater features strongly in my work. My paintings explore the female fi...
Material
Acrylic on Canvas, Framed
Size
40x51 cm
Price
600 € incl. vat, excl. shipping & customs
Delivery within ca. 7 days
This vibrant painting captures a dynamic scene featuring a figure in mid-air, embodying a sense of freedom and movement. The subject, clad in a black bikini, showcases a powerful presence as she embraces colorful, flowing fabrics that swirl around her. The backdrop is an energetic mix of hues blending grays, blues, and splashes of warm colors, conveying a sense of ethereality and dynamism. These colors combine harmoniously to create depth, while the technique employed suggests a combination of bold brush strokes and fluid textures that add both drama and intrigue to the piece.
This artwork would be perfect for a modern living room, dance studio, or a contemporary art gallery. It can serve as a captivating focal point or a source of inspiration in spaces designed for creativity and self-expression.
This artwork comes with an external frame taking the size of the piece to 39.5cm (W) x 51.3cm (H) x 4cm (D) | In crafting this piece, I poured my soul into the vibrant interplay of colours and textures, using acrylics and spray to evoke a raw, emotive energy. It's a portrayal of life's dynamic essence—a visual symphony of expressionism with a pop art twist. The semi-abstract form captures a figure in motion, encapsulating a moment's passion frozen in time, its presence meant to invigorate any space with a pulsating zest for life.“Had I the Heavens” is named after the first line in W. B. Yeats Poem “Aedh Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven” where Yeats explores the idea of wanting to give gifts to someone you love, but having only the greatest gift of all, your dreams, to give.
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