Painting by Nima Jamishi 128 Artworks Sold

Pam the bird

Oil, Canvas (Requires Framing)

211cm (W) x 145cm (H) x 1cm (D)

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A$21,930

Arrives 21–23 Sep

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Artwork Description

This vibrant original artwork, "Pam the Bird," bursts with life and color. Created with a dynamic blend of spray paint on a quality canvas, this piece showcases a captivating seascape rendered in a bold Pop Art and Street Art style. The artist's skillful application of paint creates a lively texture that draws the eye.

The rich palette and energetic execution invite viewers to explore the scene. This large-scale painting, measuring over seven feet wide, is sure to become a striking focal point in any room. Imagine it adorning a living room wall, adding a splash of personality to a modern office, or bringing a touch of the coast to a bedroom.

This unique piece of art is ready to bring joy and conversation to your home. Add this original canvas to your collection and experience its captivating presence.

Artist Bio

Nima is based in Melbourne, street artist who’s doing the first open air art exhibitions in the world , with collaboration with the city of Melbourne,
I do have a few type of art work and one of them called collaboration which I do love the collaboration one a lot to bring the community together….

‎‏Collaborated with the people of Melbourne to create this pieces

‎‏All languages , nationalities and opinions opportunities to became a part of this creation without of rules , regulations or exception .

People often ask me where I get the inspiration for my work. Funnily enough, they are my inspiration! Street art is more than a job for me — it’s the love of my life. My paintings are my family.

About 5 years ago I started inviting people to participate in the making of my artwork by adding a message from themselves to the canvas.

Over the years I’ve heard many say that picking up that brush healed them a little. It awakened something lost inside them.

And you know what?

Hearing that heals me a little. Every time.

Commissions

Nima's studio is in Melbourne