Painting by Aditya Singh 55 Artworks Sold

Dreamy Labyrinth

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

121.9cm (W) x 76.2cm (H) x 3.5cm (D)

Signed Certificate of Authenticity

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A$930

Arrives 17–19 Sep

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Artwork Description

Dreamy Labyrinth by Aditya Singh

Original abstract artwork. Acrylic Paint on streched canvas, and ready to hang.

This large abstract work is a symbolic representation of  complicated hidden messages hiding behind our dreams . Figuring them out is almost like solving a very complicated maze. Hence the title ‘ Dreamy Labyrinth’. As an abstract artist I always paint with a preconceived concept or idea. However I also love to hear the interpretations of the spectators!

Not framed.

Sides painted black.

Signed with a certificate of authenticity.

The InSitu pictures are just for illustration purpose only. Please check the dimensions carefully before purchasing.

Artist Bio

Aditya Singh is a Melbourne-based abstract artist whose work explores emotion, movement and the layered beauty of human experience through colour, texture and form. Working predominantly with acrylics and oils, Aditya creates intuitive, minimalist compositions that balance softness with depth, inviting viewers into moments of reflection and self-discovery.

Inspired by nature, landscapes and the ever-changing Australian environment, his paintings often feature earthy palettes, expressive textures and subtle contrasts that evoke both calm and energy. Through layered techniques and tactile surfaces, Aditya’s work aims to create a sensory connection that extends beyond the visual.

For Aditya, abstract art is a deeply personal process — a form of self-exploration and emotional expression where thoughts, memories and inspiration naturally converge on canvas. His artworks are held in private collections across Australia and continue to resonate with collectors seeking contemporary abstract works that bring warmth, atmosphere and emotion into a space.

Commissions

Aditya's studio is in Melbourne