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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 63x63in
About this artwork
In this oil on canvas, I've captured the essence of time's fluidity. Strokes and colors clash and mingle, representing life's chaotic beauty. The abstract forms suggest both structure and the unknown. My hope is that this piece encapsulates a sense of evolving emotions. It's meant to resonate with the viewer's journey, adding a vibrant energy and depth to any space it inhabits.
Dan Mason
Australia
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Art Fair Participant
- Prizewinner
- Works on commission
« Rules exist to be broken. »
Although he’s been painting professionally for much of the past 20 years, Dan still considers himself as an emerging artist. “My studio practice embraces the notion that process experimentation is the cornerstone of all artistic growth.” Never static, he is always looking to redefine his creative approach.
”I’m a bit of a loner and capturing my own response, to time in the water, hasbecome the ultimate mode of self expression for me”.
Dan is a lifetime ocean lover. Having spent some of his childhood onboard the ships his father worked on, traveling across oceans for months at a time, he developed a deep connection to the expansiveness of the natural world.
Dan has exhibited in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane in Australia, the Affordable ArtFair circuit throughout Europe and been a finalist in several regional Australian Art Prizes.
”I’m a bit of a loner and capturing my own response, to time in the water, hasbecome the ultimate mode of self expression for me”.
Dan is a lifetime ocean lover. Having spent some of his childhood onboard the ships his father worked on, traveling across oceans for months at a time, he developed a deep connection to the expansiveness of the natural world.
Dan has exhibited in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane in Australia, the Affordable ArtFair circuit throughout Europe and been a finalist in several regional Australian Art Prizes.