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Matterhorn

Gaya Chandrasekaran

2023 • United Kingdom • Acrylic, Oil Pastel on Canvas

24 x 18 in

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Gaya Chandrasekaran

United Kingdom

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Artwork details

Medium : Acrylic, Oil Pastel on Canvas
Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions : 24x18in

About this artwork

Matterhorn is a study of solitude, resolve, and inner ascent. Rising from heavily sculpted, rhythmic layers, the central peak stands as a quiet anchor — symbolic of the personal summits we face in moments of introspection. The dense, palette-knife textures at the base suggest accumulated experiences and unspoken thoughts, while the luminous, gold-flecked sky above introduces a sense of reverence and transcendence.

Part of the Soliloquy series, this… work reflects the silent conversations that shape us — where challenge meets clarity, and endurance is softened by grace. It invites the viewer to pause, look inward, and find strength not in noise or movement, but in stillness and self-recognition.

Gaya Chandrasekaran

United Kingdom

Credentials

Featured in gallery curations
Works on commission

Gaya Chandrasekaran, an award-winning London-based artist from Chennai, masterfully crafts textured pieces with acrylics, gold leaf, and gel mediums. Her vivid landscapes blur abstraction and reality, teeming with expressive colors, physical textures, and lyrical movements that elicit emotional depth. She captures transformative moments, combining serenity, awe, and nostalgia in each painting, creating a mirror for the viewer to reflect their own experiences.

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