Dhigaraa gagan.gagan by Brent Emerson

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Brent Emerson
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Dhigaraa gagan.gagan (birds many coloured). From the creation story of how the birds got their colours. Naive / primitivist style collaged acrylic painting. Large feature artwork. Atelier Pouring Medium, Atelier Free Flow, Atelier Interactive.

It has been completed as part of my ‘Bright and Deadly’ series of paintings and prints. Very heavily textured painting. 380gsm 100% cotton deep edge stretched canvas. Ready to hang.
The back of the artwork is titled, dated, signed and has a unique 5 digit artwork ID number to identify it. The artwork is secured by 49 strand grade316 stainless steel wire rope, 316grade stainless steel wire rope grips and screw eyes.

Currently in an exhibition at Yaama Ganu Gallery Moree.

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