Mary Magdalene
Acrylic, Oil on Canvas
36x24in
$1,530
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Ursula Hirländer
Canada
Artist highlights
- 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 : 24x24in
About this artwork
A celebration of beauty, devotion, and the quiet power of nature, this painting centers on the bee as both subject and symbol.
Suspended above a luminous bloom, the bee speaks to instinct, purpose, and the invisible bonds that sustain life. Its presence carries a sense of tenderness, yet also resilience. Small, essential, and unwavering in its role.
The soft pink field and expressive layers create an atmosphere that feels both vibrant and intimate,… inviting the viewer into a moment of sweetness, movement, and exchange.
This work is a reflection on connection. Between creature and flower, effort and reward, fragility and strength. It offers a reminder that even the smallest beings carry profound significance, and that beauty often lives in the quiet work of becoming.
Suspended above a luminous bloom, the bee speaks to instinct, purpose, and the invisible bonds that sustain life. Its presence carries a sense of tenderness, yet also resilience. Small, essential, and unwavering in its role.
The soft pink field and expressive layers create an atmosphere that feels both vibrant and intimate,… inviting the viewer into a moment of sweetness, movement, and exchange.
This work is a reflection on connection. Between creature and flower, effort and reward, fragility and strength. It offers a reminder that even the smallest beings carry profound significance, and that beauty often lives in the quiet work of becoming.
Ursula Hirländer
Canada
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Ursula Hirländer is an artist who believes that creativity is not just a skill—it’s a sacred birthright. Her work is rooted in the conviction that artistic expression holds the power to excavate personal truth, awaken feminine wisdom, and reconnect us with the magic of authentic community.
Her art is raw, expressive, and deeply personal—inviting viewers to discover reflections of their own journey within each piece.
Ursula's artistic talent was recognized early; at just 18, she won first prize in a province-wide art competition in Graz Austria where she was born, which led to the honour of exhibiting her work in the Vatican State and being featured in the Vatican newspaper.
Through her art, Ursula invites others to reconnect with their own creative essence and to experience the magic that lies in authentic, honest expression.
Her art is raw, expressive, and deeply personal—inviting viewers to discover reflections of their own journey within each piece.
Ursula's artistic talent was recognized early; at just 18, she won first prize in a province-wide art competition in Graz Austria where she was born, which led to the honour of exhibiting her work in the Vatican State and being featured in the Vatican newspaper.
Through her art, Ursula invites others to reconnect with their own creative essence and to experience the magic that lies in authentic, honest expression.
