Figure / On My easel
Oil, Wax on Canvas
59x47in
$4,410
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Leonie Brown
South Africa
Artist highlights
- Major permanent collection
- Established Artist
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil, Wax on Wood
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 47.2x31.5in
About this artwork
This encaustic abstract painting is still in progress. It’s not available for sale yet, but will be once completed!
The sample shown on the main page is just a small section of the full piece.
Join me in the studio for an intimate look at the creation of an encaustic abstract painting, where each layer mirrors life’s intricate layers. Encaustic art, with its heat and textures, becomes a powerful metaphor for transformation—reminding us that healing… isn’t about erasing the past, but transforming it. This piece captures the essence of struggle and resilience, with colours representing moments of passion, calm, and growth. Watch as I blend beeswax and damar resin into a beautiful, cohesive whole—an expression of life’s sweet and bitter moments fused. Each layer symbolizes a part of my journey, woven into a story that celebrates resilience and hope.
Thank you for witnessing this creative transformation with me. 💖
The sample shown on the main page is just a small section of the full piece.
Join me in the studio for an intimate look at the creation of an encaustic abstract painting, where each layer mirrors life’s intricate layers. Encaustic art, with its heat and textures, becomes a powerful metaphor for transformation—reminding us that healing… isn’t about erasing the past, but transforming it. This piece captures the essence of struggle and resilience, with colours representing moments of passion, calm, and growth. Watch as I blend beeswax and damar resin into a beautiful, cohesive whole—an expression of life’s sweet and bitter moments fused. Each layer symbolizes a part of my journey, woven into a story that celebrates resilience and hope.
Thank you for witnessing this creative transformation with me. 💖
Leonie Brown
South Africa
Credentials
- Major permanent collection
- Established Artist
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« My aim is to make art that not only tells my story but all our stories. To speak to the abused, the down-trodden, the hopeless, the lost, the lonely, the shamed, the orphan, the abandoned. »
When I pierce the painting with a needle, the resistance, the wound, the scar of thread feel truer than paint alone. Stitching transforms the surface—binding fragments, creating networks of colour, repair made visible. Paint speaks in washes and layers; thread speaks in line, dimension, and labour. Inspired by neuroplasticity, this process mirrors the brain’s rewiring after trauma: repetition forms new pathways, honouring both wound and healing. The thread doesn’t erase—it creates alternate routes, tangible evidence of repair and connection.
