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Iris Aneas
Spain
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250 pieces
Artist highlights
- Covered by the Press
- Works on commission
Discover the creation in interiors
Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 23.6x23.6in
About this artwork
Mini installation of two works: "Milenia" 50x50 cm and "Oda aa Fuente" 60x60 cm.
These modules are used as magical artifacts to enhance the work above and spread your message from the base work of love and light.
"Milenia" is tenderness. It was painted with spontaneity and innocence one sunny morning by the sea. The name of Milenia implies the wish that tenderness will last a long time in our hearts.
Tenderness must be amplified in the world,… that is why it is placed on top, to be expanded with the sustained embrace of the Source.
These modules are used as magical artifacts to enhance the work above and spread your message from the base work of love and light.
"Milenia" is tenderness. It was painted with spontaneity and innocence one sunny morning by the sea. The name of Milenia implies the wish that tenderness will last a long time in our hearts.
Tenderness must be amplified in the world,… that is why it is placed on top, to be expanded with the sustained embrace of the Source.
Iris Aneas
Spain
Credentials
- Covered by the Press
- Works on commission
« I explore, discover, play... I seek to feel. I paint what I feel like according to the moment. Creating frees me, makes me happy and keeps me in the purpose of my life. »
Iris Aneas is an award-winning Spanish painter who lives in the mountains surrounded by forests. To create, she needs to feel close to nature and her own inner-being. The themes in Aneas' works center around the protection, defense, and liberation of nature, along with the celebration of the feminine spirit. She approaches her artistic process by listening to what the blank space asks, stating that she transforms painting as painting transforms her.
