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Artwork details
- Medium : Pen on Paper
- Other details : Artwork unmounted, but already framed and ready to hang.
- Dimensions : 11.6x8.5in
About this artwork
A pen drawing of a traditional painting in Sri Lanka. Printed on Elephant dung paper.
Aasiri work is a fantastic addition to any collector who is looking for colourful yet fine art paintings with deep meaning.As her work are all one of a kind unique pieces each art work sold by the artist will be the truly original art work giving more added value to any collection.
Each work is personal taking inspiration from her on own culture or places she… has visited and connected with, integrating these places with the imaginary she creates familiar unfamiliar compositions for the the viewer.
This small framed art work is a great opportunity start building a collection for any art lover.
Aasiri work is a fantastic addition to any collector who is looking for colourful yet fine art paintings with deep meaning.As her work are all one of a kind unique pieces each art work sold by the artist will be the truly original art work giving more added value to any collection.
Each work is personal taking inspiration from her on own culture or places she… has visited and connected with, integrating these places with the imaginary she creates familiar unfamiliar compositions for the the viewer.
This small framed art work is a great opportunity start building a collection for any art lover.
Aasiri Wickremage
United Kingdom
Credentials
- Prizewinner
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« I capture my explorations in abstract format for the viewer to solve: an inconclusive presentation of space. »
Aasiri Wickremage is an artist with Sri Lankan roots, currently living in Surrey, UK. Drawing inspiration from multiple cultures, landscapes and landmarks - particularly those she has come across throughout her many travels, she composes works that highlight the experience of a landscape: mood, character, lighting and density. She zooms in and out of the actual memory of the landscape to construct new stories, seeking to represent both built and natural environments as an interconnected entity. Her paintings have featured in exhibitions and publications in the UK.