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White Peacock

Ponditerra Nino

2021 • Switzerland • Oil on Canvas

8 x 8 in

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Ponditerra Nino

Switzerland

Artist highlights

Group shows participant
Experienced Artist
Solo shows participant
Works on commission

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Artwork details

Medium : Oil on Canvas
Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions : 7.9x7.9in

About this artwork

White Peacock Not only does the white peacock represent Jesus Christ, but its color also stands for awakening, spirituality, and light, along with the purity of a person's intentions and his faith in God. The White Peacock symbolizes the Divine self realized, purified and cleansed the illuminated soul self is seen, as if witnessing itself being born again the Divine self is resurrected from the fire of fear and the shadows of doubt.

This painting… is part of "Shades of blue" collection of the Mythical Animals represented in blue shades - the color of night dreams in which appear mysterious creatures. Each of the animals is a secret power totem for those who feel a connection with them.

The paintings are suitable for decorating nurseries and for the fantasy fans.

Ponditerra Nino

Switzerland

Credentials

Group shows participant
Experienced Artist
Solo shows participant
Works on commission

« Art is about evoking emotions, because, we are only truly alive when we feel! »

Ponditerra Nino is an artist based in Switzerland whose paintings have been featured in solo exhibitions nationally. Fusing post-impressionism, modern art, and spiritualism, her distinctive works invite viewers towards internal contemplation. In her artistic process, Nino most often employs oils on canvas, alternating between brushes, palette knives, and her own fingers.

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