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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 35.4x35.4in
About this artwork
This painting is an abstract representation of an urbanisation. It includes buildings roads in a plan, section, elevation in a format of a maze of patterns. The colours represent the activity within a city. Details are built up on several layers of colour.
My large abstract paintings are one of a kind, i do not make copies. They are all hand painted on a canvas stretched on a wooden frame. Edges painted and ready to be hung. A decorative frame is… not included.
I have signed it in my native language ( in Sinhala) as well as in English as shown in picture.
* This art work has been featured in In the British vogue gallery August issue 2017, Average art Magazine, Wotisart magazine and has been submitted to Art Basel In Basel June 2017.
My large abstract paintings are one of a kind, i do not make copies. They are all hand painted on a canvas stretched on a wooden frame. Edges painted and ready to be hung. A decorative frame is… not included.
I have signed it in my native language ( in Sinhala) as well as in English as shown in picture.
* This art work has been featured in In the British vogue gallery August issue 2017, Average art Magazine, Wotisart magazine and has been submitted to Art Basel In Basel June 2017.
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.