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Artwork details
- Medium : Digital on Paper , Plexiglass
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 24x48in
- Edition : All editions sold (5 / 5)
About this artwork
A Pantheon is traditionally considered a collection of deities; this artwork represents a group of earthly botanic forms which have transcendent attributes. These botanic entities, not found in any scientific taxonomy, exude an eternal and divine quality.
The palette of primaries and the strong verticals entice the viewer’s initial attention, and the subtle transparencies and nuanced linear forms are an invitation to linger with the piece. The… central splatter suggests a moment in time.
As with other pieces in this series, the overarching themes are of optimism and faith, survival and resilience, and a reverence of the creations which surround us.
At 24x48 inches, the scale of the image enhances the sense of exaltation. An edition variee of 5, this digital painting is mounted on UV-screened, 3/8 inch thick museum-grade acrylic, ready to hang. It is designed to be displayed without a frame.
The palette of primaries and the strong verticals entice the viewer’s initial attention, and the subtle transparencies and nuanced linear forms are an invitation to linger with the piece. The… central splatter suggests a moment in time.
As with other pieces in this series, the overarching themes are of optimism and faith, survival and resilience, and a reverence of the creations which surround us.
At 24x48 inches, the scale of the image enhances the sense of exaltation. An edition variee of 5, this digital painting is mounted on UV-screened, 3/8 inch thick museum-grade acrylic, ready to hang. It is designed to be displayed without a frame.
Chalda Maloff
United States
Credentials
- Prizewinner
- Covered by the Press
« My aim is to put the viewer in a positive and receptive frame of mind, deeply connecting with the nuance of passing moments. »
Chalda Maloff is an award-winning artist based in the United States whose paintings have been exhibited nationally and in Venezuela. She describes her digital works as being optimistic, reflecting her faith in the order of the world. Maloff expresses this hopefulness through an exuberant color palette, an illusion of inner glow, and assertive compositions that are rich in verticals, which convey a sense of grace and fortitude.