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Artwork details
- Medium : Pen on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 11.6x7.5in
About this artwork
Heaven is just the frequency.
Heaven is not the destination. And never was. It's just the state. Of mind, heart and body bearing at peace.
It's that simple and hard at the same time. It makes a lot of old religious views seen from the different angle. But imagine that - plane still never was flat even when the whole humanity had this belief.
Feel that.
So it's the new one. For our golden age.
Main used colours here are orange and violet - representing… two chacras. Orange is for the creation process and sexuality. And violet one - is top of the head, crown, sahasrara - is about knowledge, deep understanding.
So the drawing is about art revealing deep knowledge on our place and mission here, on earth. It was made with the screen print technique. There are around 10 prints at all. And the black particles was added after. So it makes this artwork exclusive
Heaven is not the destination. And never was. It's just the state. Of mind, heart and body bearing at peace.
It's that simple and hard at the same time. It makes a lot of old religious views seen from the different angle. But imagine that - plane still never was flat even when the whole humanity had this belief.
Feel that.
So it's the new one. For our golden age.
Main used colours here are orange and violet - representing… two chacras. Orange is for the creation process and sexuality. And violet one - is top of the head, crown, sahasrara - is about knowledge, deep understanding.
So the drawing is about art revealing deep knowledge on our place and mission here, on earth. It was made with the screen print technique. There are around 10 prints at all. And the black particles was added after. So it makes this artwork exclusive
Daria Tekuch
Ukraine
Credentials
- Residency Participant
- Works on commission
« I am your message from home. »
Daria Tekuch is a promising newcomer from the Ukraine whose works have been exhibited in solo and group shows nationally. Curious about philosophy and questions of the universe, Tekuch creates abstract artworks and dreamlike figurative scenes in a variety of media. Her style is characterized by monochrome color palettes, usually in black and white, that illuminate individual narratives through curious characters and cozy settings.