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Thea Matins
Japan
Artist highlights
- Prizewinner
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Ink on Paper
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 12x8.5in
About this artwork
This artwork is drawing by Glass Dip Pen, with Inks on Paper. The color full and beautiful image with a religious symbols storytelling about Virgin Mary and Archangel Gabriel. This is the scene of Annunciation (Dormition) shown Gabriel bringing and Mary taking from him the upright yellow palm branch - as a symbol of divine victory and eternal life. Using ink to create expressive swirls and intricate floral symbolism, I aimed to evoke a feeling of…
blossoming transformation. The composition invites stillness and contemplation, blending spiritual tradition with a fresh visual language rooted in silence and sacred symbolism.
size:A4
Without frame.
size:A4
Without frame.
Thea Matins
Japan
Credentials
- Prizewinner
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« Nothing is impossible. »
Thea Matins is a Georgian artist based in Japan, working primarily with brush on canvas, ink with a glass dip pen, and digital tools like Procreate. Her work explores themes of time, stillness, and inner transformation through a contemporary yet meditative visual language. She creates across canvas, paper, porcelain, and digital media, often using natural minerals in her paintings.
Matins is also studying traditional Japanese arts, including sometsuke and full porcelain craftsmanship — from shaping to painting — as well as sumi-e and calligraphy, integrating Zen philosophy and ritual into her creative process.
Matins is also studying traditional Japanese arts, including sometsuke and full porcelain craftsmanship — from shaping to painting — as well as sumi-e and calligraphy, integrating Zen philosophy and ritual into her creative process.
Thea Matins
Falling Asleep
$1,880
