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Sculpture by Amena Bandukwala 15 Artworks Sold

Displacement 05.

Fibre, Paper, Framed by Artist

68cm (W) x 93cm (H) x 2cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
A$970

Artwork Description

This particular piece is heavily influenced by Aboriginal art. Cotton thread sewn in lines depicting displaced worms is juxtaposed with the use of dental floss representing modern society.
The change is subtle but the use of different materials illustrates the great disparity within society.

Please allow extra time for framing.
Comes with a certificate of Authenticity, signed.

Artist Bio
Photo of Amena Bandukwala
Amena Bandukwala 31 artworks | 2 Sold

Lean in, listen and find connections.

Amena Bandukwala’s artwork has developed as a conversation with her viewers. It’s an expression of her inner dialogue and experiences–using intuitive markings, linguistic imagery and movement to draw people in.

The details reveal hidden layers. Her marks are frivolous but controlled, ardent yet contemplative. Splatters of ink reveal moments of genuine expression, inviting people to listen, feel and relate.

Intentionally subdued and monochromatic, Amena restricts the palette to avoid detracting from the conversation. In a world full of colour, chaos and emotion, her artworks offer space to breathe and see connections between our inner and outer worlds.