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Acrylic, Canvas (Requires Framing)

148cm (W) x 115cm (H) x 1cm (D)

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Anika Macela Verified artist
Melbourne
8 works sold

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Artwork Description

Can stretch/ready to hang on request!

A layered, intricate composition of interwoven organic forms and structural fragments, this painting evokes the sensation of a shifting memoryβ€”where pathways blur, colours pulse, and the landscape exists in a state of fluid recollection.

Artist Bio

Accentuating the quiet beauty of the rich landscape and nature’s manifestations, Anika’s paintings are designed to carry her own subconscious memories of place. It is through revisiting past memories of treasured locations and landscapes that she believes holds importance in regard to the reverence of place. Each unique artwork acts as a vestige of her subconscious mind, sharing and reproducing the connections made between memory and the Australian land. Through her expanding practice, she aspires to symbolise the growing state of the natural world by abstracting and softening both materials and representations, ultimately forming new realities.

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Anika's studio is in Melbourne