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Mixed Media on stretched canvas, ready to hang.

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Invidia ad Gratiam by Anthony Pieters - This original artwork is apart of the collection ‘Divine Suffering’. ⁠

Anthony believes that suffering can serve as a process of transformation. It can renew and refine us. When materialism fails us, hardships bring us closer to our spirituality, which sustains us for our time on this earth.

The works have been inspired by the metamorphosis of caterpillars to butterflies. The armour that the subject wears is a reference to a chrysalis of the caterpillar. Although it is used at protection, eventually the chrysalis will soften so a new being can emerge.

Anthony hopes that each artwork from this collection provides diverse interpretations for the viewer.

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Mixed media on canvas

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This artwork is currently stretched and ready to hang.

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All art by Anthony Pieters

Figurative, emotive, colourful, textured artwork.Figurative, emotive, colourful, textured artwork.This artwork is part of a collection that is inspired by areal views of the Australian landscape. By using a pallet knife, thick layers of paint are shaped to mimic the patterns of water, sand and rocks. 

Some areas in these paintings are also mixed with sand to create rough textures, while smother textures are achieved with paint and a thickener. 

The colours in each piece are chosen specifically for two purposes. The white sections allow the patterns to stand out, while the warm colours imitate the rural landscapes of Australia. 

Although the artworks may seem understated from a distance, when you look closer, you see all the intricate details. You may even be tempted to touch the smooth ripples or the rough surfaces! The pieces are meant to be interactive and responsive to the space.
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