Painting by Nima Jamishi 128 Artworks Sold

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Oil, Canvas, Ready to hang

170cm (W) x 200cm (H) x 4cm (D)

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Artwork Description

Title: Unveiling a Masterpiece: "Motherly Bond"
Medium: Mixed Media Art
This exquisite piece, "Motherly Bond," is a vibrant representation of the unbreakable connection between a mother and her child. I used a diverse array of mediums to create a visually striking, multi-dimensional artwork that will captivate viewers.
Technical Details:
Mediums Used: Acrylics, oils, spray paint, ink, and permanent markers were employed to add depth, dimension, and emotion to the artwork.
Varnish: Each piece has been fully varnished for protection, ensuring that the artwork remains vibrant and long-lasting for generations to come.
Framing: The paintings come with handmade, high-quality stretched frames that provide stability and a touch of elegance.
Artistic Signature: A personal touch is added with a unique, handmade artistic signature that reflects the individuality of each piece.

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