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Artwork on wood. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
50.4x74.8in
About this artwork
The Last Wish unfolds as a lyrical diptych where abstraction and ecology interlace in a choreography of color and form. The painting’s sinuous greens, reds, and blues evoke both vegetal vitality and elemental transformation, suggesting a world in flux—neither landscape nor dream, but the living threshold between. Through fluid, interwoven gestures, I conjure a vision of nature as sentient, dynamic, and co-creative, inviting the viewer into a space… of relational seeing.
Rooted in mythopoetic sensibility and resonant with Indigenous epistemologies of reciprocity, The Last Wish reimagines the natural world as a participant rather than a backdrop.
In this sense, The Last Wish is both elegy and invocation—a painterly ceremony of remembrance. It calls us to dwell within the fluid intelligence of the world, to listen again to the quiet agency of leaf, water, and wind. The painting becomes not an image of nature, but an offering to it.
« 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.