Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Objects Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 7.9in, Height: 17.7in, Depth: 7.5in
About this artwork
It’s a type of unicorn – just that it’s a bunny with a horn or latin “corn” – however you wish to call it.
It’s about being able to hear beyond the noise of mass consciousness aka the Matrix. There is noise all around, all the time, that makes our minds set in a certain way. Scientifically it is called beta brainwaves frequency (12.5 – 30 Hz). Hence why I call it Beta-stress mentality. Because it’s fear-based. It makes you run like a scared rabbit… or a bunny.
Beta is ok when it’s balanced with other more relaxed frequencies (alfa, delta and theta), but overdosing it really sucks. It will make you feel small, and depressed, passionless, un-creative, confused, and very anxious. So that so you start acting almost like a robot. Running around, doing things that you don’t really want – serving others instead loving yourself first.
Full conceptual description available on artist's personal website.
It’s about being able to hear beyond the noise of mass consciousness aka the Matrix. There is noise all around, all the time, that makes our minds set in a certain way. Scientifically it is called beta brainwaves frequency (12.5 – 30 Hz). Hence why I call it Beta-stress mentality. Because it’s fear-based. It makes you run like a scared rabbit… or a bunny.
Beta is ok when it’s balanced with other more relaxed frequencies (alfa, delta and theta), but overdosing it really sucks. It will make you feel small, and depressed, passionless, un-creative, confused, and very anxious. So that so you start acting almost like a robot. Running around, doing things that you don’t really want – serving others instead loving yourself first.
Full conceptual description available on artist's personal website.
Sha Dhar
Poland
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
« Beauty and art is all around- it only takes the eyes to truly open and see it! »
Sha Dhar is an experienced artist from Poland whose works have been featured in solo and group shows nationally. Working as a painter, sculptor, and photographer, Dhar creates to discover higher realms of consciousness through abstract forms. His main medium is wood that he gathers in the forest, using the material to create conceptual works that hold spiritual energy in rainbow color palettes.