'THE KISS OF TIME'
Acrylic on Wood
36x48in
$2,710
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Tillian ·
Australia
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Artist highlights
- Experienced Artist
- Prizewinner
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Wood
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 36.2x48in
About this artwork
"Biodiversity is being lost, piece-by-piece. Now only the imagination can savour the lost fruits of our pre-globalised past. 'The Lost Fruits’ is a story of infusions, languages borrowed from other stars; an oasis perhaps, where memories gather. Flavours untasted since the first garden; fruits that would be poisonous to the apes of another world, fruits that cluster and fruits that shoot-forth new trees" -Tillian
In The Lost Fruits, I compose a… visionary botanic topography, shaped less by earthly taxonomy than by myth, memory, and speculative cosmology. The work unfolds as a hybrid grove—part forest, part dream-code—where foliage curves into the language of longing, and chromatic saturation imbues each form with sensual urgency. Rendered in sweeping greens and spectral blues, punctuated by crimson shards, the landscape vibrates with both fertility and estrangement. These are not familiar fruits, but emissaries from elsewhere—seeds bearing languages borrowed “from other stars".
In The Lost Fruits, I compose a… visionary botanic topography, shaped less by earthly taxonomy than by myth, memory, and speculative cosmology. The work unfolds as a hybrid grove—part forest, part dream-code—where foliage curves into the language of longing, and chromatic saturation imbues each form with sensual urgency. Rendered in sweeping greens and spectral blues, punctuated by crimson shards, the landscape vibrates with both fertility and estrangement. These are not familiar fruits, but emissaries from elsewhere—seeds bearing languages borrowed “from other stars".
Tillian ·
Australia
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Prizewinner
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« I am an artist, pure and simple. I try to divide the cosmos with my hands. Happily, I speak to none, but everyone listens! »
Tillian is an award-winning artist based in Australia whose paintings have been featured in solo and group exhibitions nationally. He describes his artistic landscapes as visual narratives that trace passages in cyclical time and space. Through his works, Tillian explores themes related to anxiety, longing, and ecstatic recognition. In his artistic process, he favors using acrylics and gilding on wood. Tillian's practice bridges painting, mythopoetics, and ecological reflection. Deeply attuned to the natural and spiritual landscapes of the highland landscapes south of Sydney, Tillian often seeks to paint what resists depiction: the numinous, the mythic, the relational pulse between body and terrain. The artist synthesises elements of abstraction, post-symbolism, and visionary ecology to build a new visual lexicon of sacred land.
