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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 19.7x19.7in
About this artwork
There are sights you can only see by taking that first step and boarding.
Breathtaking views unfold only once you're on the ride — higher, wider, brighter than imagined.
Like a Ferris wheel: at the bottom, the world feels small and familiar.
As you rise and turn, the horizon expands, lights sparkle, and everything becomes full of wonder.
Step in. The ride awaits.
New perspectives are just one turn away.
This vibrant acrylic painting features… eight glowing organic forms encircling a luminous center, edged in gold and textured with multicolored dots evoking distant sparkling lights. The swirling green-pink-orange background suggests gentle rotation, inviting viewers to embrace new horizons and fresh wonder.
Breathtaking views unfold only once you're on the ride — higher, wider, brighter than imagined.
Like a Ferris wheel: at the bottom, the world feels small and familiar.
As you rise and turn, the horizon expands, lights sparkle, and everything becomes full of wonder.
Step in. The ride awaits.
New perspectives are just one turn away.
This vibrant acrylic painting features… eight glowing organic forms encircling a luminous center, edged in gold and textured with multicolored dots evoking distant sparkling lights. The swirling green-pink-orange background suggests gentle rotation, inviting viewers to embrace new horizons and fresh wonder.
AYA MARRAY
Japan
AyaMarray is a Japanese international painter born in Matsue City, Shimane Prefecture, and based in Antalya Province, Turkey, on the Mediterranean coast. She is exhibiting at the Venice Biennale 2026, Grenada Pavilion (Curator: Daniele Radini Tedeschi).
She sees art as a tool for world harmony and the Earth as a living entity. Her multilayered acrylic paintings blend Japan’s primordial memories with Turkey’s vast landscapes and ancient history, visualizing the Earth’s pulse, life’s vitality, and the tension between order and chaos.
After moving to Turkey in 2020, she has held solo exhibitions in both countries and expanded her activities internationally. Her Venice Biennale participation symbolizes her mission: visualizing invisible boundaries and fostering dialogue beyond nations, cultures, and species.
She sees art as a tool for world harmony and the Earth as a living entity. Her multilayered acrylic paintings blend Japan’s primordial memories with Turkey’s vast landscapes and ancient history, visualizing the Earth’s pulse, life’s vitality, and the tension between order and chaos.
After moving to Turkey in 2020, she has held solo exhibitions in both countries and expanded her activities internationally. Her Venice Biennale participation symbolizes her mission: visualizing invisible boundaries and fostering dialogue beyond nations, cultures, and species.
