Painting by Amanda Skye Mulder 321 Artworks Sold

Iris Mae

Acrylic, Canvas (Requires Framing)

79cm (W) x 109cm (H) x 0.1cm (D)

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Artwork Description

The name Iris has Greek origins and means "rainbow." In mythology, Iris was the personification of the rainbow and a messenger who connected heaven and earth. The iris flower symbolizes wisdom, hope, faith, and often associated with messages and transitions.

"Iris Mae" celebrates the meaning her name surrounded by soft iris blooms . Iris, with he serene and gentle persona surrounded by soft purple and gold petals, reflects a deep connection to flora, feminine grace, and inner strength.

Artist Bio

Amanda Skye, an Australian artist, uniquely blends her connection to the spiritual realm with her artistic process. Born and raised in Australia, Amanda's early passion for art was profoundly influenced by her spiritual experiences and collecting natural possessions such as gemstones. Her art is a captivating tapestry of colors, shapes, and symbols that reflect the beauty and mystery of the natural world. With her studio nestled in Helensburgh, NSW, she finds solace and inspiration in the tranquil surroundings, allowing her creativity to flourish.

Amanda Skye's work is a reminder to embrace intuition, nurture creativity, and explore limitless possibilities. Her art is a testament to her deep reverence for the spiritual and her playful connection with her inner child, resulting in compositions guided by unseen forces. In Helensburgh, NSW, her studio serves as a haven for sharing her unique artistic perspective with the world, inspiring others to explore their own imaginative depths.

Commissions

Amanda Skye's studio is in Helensburgh, NSW