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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 30x40in
About this artwork
Boundless: Sublime Maelstrom is a series of large-scale oil paintings referencing cloud masses, weather systems, and limitless geographical horizons as witnessed in the Canadian plains during a summer punctuated by dramatic meteorological activity. Orphic study is within this series.
The concept of 'boundless' has been universal since the beginning of conscious thinking, encompassing both the sublime and chaos, with the latter drawing twofold meaning… from the ancient Greek word “cha” - holding and releasing. Increasingly powerful forces of nature offer a palpable signifier of the seismic shift in our physical place in this universe, inextricably linking the part we play now, with all and future ways. In this way, Marian embraces more affirmative definitions of chaos, as a state of being that is rife with change, upset and also, potential.
The concept of 'boundless' has been universal since the beginning of conscious thinking, encompassing both the sublime and chaos, with the latter drawing twofold meaning… from the ancient Greek word “cha” - holding and releasing. Increasingly powerful forces of nature offer a palpable signifier of the seismic shift in our physical place in this universe, inextricably linking the part we play now, with all and future ways. In this way, Marian embraces more affirmative definitions of chaos, as a state of being that is rife with change, upset and also, potential.
Marian Wihak
Canada
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
« I am a multi-disciplinary artist and a conjurer of two and three-dimensional, metaphoric spaces. I believe in the potential of the aesthetic experience to inform and transform our lives. »
Marian Wihak is a multidisciplinary artist based in Canada whose works have been exhibited nationally and in the United States. She describes her paintings, drawings, and her three-dimensional installation work as being stylized representations that are metaphors for spiritual longing and reflective considerations. Wihak most often creates using oils, pencils, charcoal, and graphite on paper or canvas.