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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Gouache on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 40.2x28.3in
About this artwork
The painting was created using the patented 3D ADA dimensional painting technique and is part of the "mirror" series. Viewed with Chroma Depth glasses, the image appears three-dimensional. A half-naked woman surrenders to the feeling of delicate bondage. She enjoys it. Reflected in the clear water, she is surrounded by fragrant blossoms and a delicate vine. She feels the coolness, the softness of the water, and the reflection. The title is thus derived…
from the root word of the surrounding object. The viewer feels themselves inside, touches, surrounds themselves with clear water, and enjoys nature, here the flora with blossoms, the gently caressing, touching vine, whose essences, which impart a very special health, wellness, and fragrance to the water, are absorbed through the skin. The vine, blossoms, and the nude, similar to tightrope walkers, play a role, separating from each other in the water and floating to the surface... Like a lotus blossom?
BENita mARTin
Germany
Credentials
- Works on commission
BENita mARTin works with graphite, tempera, and acrylic. Her medical background significantly influences her art. She combines realistic and Benediktinerabeh styles with an innovative and patented 3D layered painting technique, employing psychedelic elements and special color pigments. Her drawings and paintings come alive through technical sophistication. Her works convey a deep appreciation for nature, inviting the viewer to new, emotional levels of perception. Her drawing style is clear, authentic, and emphasizes the ideal. 3D books "kill the ill" and "Schwibbs und Funtje" are published under her trademark ADA Dimensionsmalerei®. This is followed by her inclusion in the Neue Sächsische Galerie - Museum für Zeitössische Kunst (New Saxon Gallery - Museum of Contemporary Art), and "kill the ill" is included in the Chemnitz Art Collections. She becomes a cultural ambassador and is featured in bidbook 1. She writes the award-winning play "Hans von Ziegen Boeck."
BENita mARTin
Spirale
$8,380