Foundation of the World
Acrylic on Canvas
28x39in
$5,610
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Shlomit Aharonovitch
Israel
Related collection
something something
12 pieces
Artist highlights
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 23.6x31.5in
About this artwork
One, something unknown, is approaching... What is it?
At least we have something in common. This is a comment without a question mark. This is a guess.
If you think that blue is space, you are not quite right. The inscription in Russian is scratched on the wall of a women's prison. We still do not know whether it is space or still the walls of the prison?
It is also about the feeling of the unknown before a new unfamiliar state, which real artists… know so well.
I also send greetings to Yves Klein, a great independent innovator, who in 1960 introduced and patented the international Klein blue, which is also present in my artwork.
The right side of the canvas is curved due to turbulence around the pink planet.
At least we have something in common. This is a comment without a question mark. This is a guess.
If you think that blue is space, you are not quite right. The inscription in Russian is scratched on the wall of a women's prison. We still do not know whether it is space or still the walls of the prison?
It is also about the feeling of the unknown before a new unfamiliar state, which real artists… know so well.
I also send greetings to Yves Klein, a great independent innovator, who in 1960 introduced and patented the international Klein blue, which is also present in my artwork.
The right side of the canvas is curved due to turbulence around the pink planet.
Shlomit Aharonovitch
Israel
Credentials
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Shlomit Aharonovitch, with an MA in Landscape Architecture, expresses through painting, her works spanning global private collections. Utilizing a visionary technique, she finds the means to manifest her mind's eye onto canvas, engaging in a dialogue with the viewer and the world at large. Her creations capture an ethereal quest, blurring the lines between Heaven and Earth, evoking a profound unity within the spectator.
Shlomit Aharonovitch
Something Approaching
$3,490
