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Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
11.8x16.5in
About this artwork
This artwork is held in the collection of the National Art Museum of Novokuznetsk, in Russia.
We can hardly see the invisible; for example, those children’s puzzles which have objects hidden in a picture. We saw none of these things until we really began searching for them in unlikely places. They had been invisible to us, but before long we began to see the invisible.
In her book «Exploring the Invisible: Art, Science, and the Spiritual», Lynn… Gamwell shows how modern science has transformed modern art and reveals that the world beyond the naked eye - made visible by advances in science - has been a major inspiration for artists ever since.
In his book «Seeing the Invisible», Michel Henry uncovers the philosophical significance of Wassily Kandinsky’s revolution in painting: that abstract art reveals the invisible essence of life and overturns our conceptions about art, because it seeks to express the internal aspect of phenomena, in other words, to paint the invisible.
« With my background in medicine, I'm convinced that painting, like music, can heal spiritual wounds and help people find their own life paths. »
Artist Diana Malivani, who by her training and profession, is a Doctor of Medicine (M.D., Ph.D.), is represented by internationally reputable art galleries. Her works regularly appear in prestigious exhibitions (Art Revolution Taipei, Shanghai International Art Fair, London Art Biennale etc.), were awarded at art contests (First Prize at the Global Art Awards in 2020, Second Prize at the London Art Biennale in 2019), are published in art journals in the United Kingdom, the US, and in Australia, offered for sale on leading online art marketplaces, and listed by auction houses. More than 350 of her works are held in the collections of both national museums and private collectors throughout the world, in 25 countries. Malivani’s art has deserved a Book dedicated to her artistic oeuvre, ’Diana Malivani. L’Art de Vivre’ published by the International Confederation of Art Critics, as well as several critical essays by British Art Critics Timothy Warrington and Christopher Rosewood.