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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork unmounted, but already framed and ready to hang.
- Dimensions : 25.6x78.7in
About this artwork
Eline’s style as an artist is characterized by two ostensibly contrasting worlds: On the one hand she uses (sacred) geometry to construct the Flower of Life, the base of Hu, and on the other hand she applies an organic, instinctual-driven painting method
The Flower of Life is created by placing seven circles in an overlapping symmetry, called the rosette. Perfect in its shape, proportion and harmony, the Flower of Life is considered a sacred geometry… with ancient religious value that depicts the fundamental forms of space and time.
By definition the Flower of Life symbolizes creation and reminds us of the unity of everything: we are all built from the same blueprint. For Eline the Flower of Life symbolizes a visual connection expressing the life that runs through all living things.
As we are all built from the same blueprint, the colour blue has naturally become thé central colour in Hu.
The Flower of Life is created by placing seven circles in an overlapping symmetry, called the rosette. Perfect in its shape, proportion and harmony, the Flower of Life is considered a sacred geometry… with ancient religious value that depicts the fundamental forms of space and time.
By definition the Flower of Life symbolizes creation and reminds us of the unity of everything: we are all built from the same blueprint. For Eline the Flower of Life symbolizes a visual connection expressing the life that runs through all living things.
As we are all built from the same blueprint, the colour blue has naturally become thé central colour in Hu.
Eline Martherus
Netherlands
Credentials
- Works on commission
« Among the hectic pace which people live nowadays, many people feel the need for peace of mind and purpose. »
Eline Martherus is an artist based in the Netherlands who has exhibited her works nationally, as well as in Indonesia and the United Kingdom. She utilizes the pseudonym 'Hu' in her art, which symbolizes the continuous reinterpretation of universal connotations and is represented through the 'Flower of Life'. Martherus' artistic style is characterized by two contrasting worlds. She employs sacred geometry to construct the 'Flower of Life', while also applying an organic and instinctual-driven painting method.