The Bride

The Bride
By: Hiranya

A sensitive female nude drawing.
Inspired by my cultural background certain symbols were used in this work.
The rest is about capturing the raw emotions and vulnerability of a woman.
This figure drawing is done on an artist grade hardboard, archival material, 400gsm.
Red Pimento Acrylics on background.
Sanguine pencil drawing of full figure.
Ink pen drawings on symbols.

Symbols:
Veil - of the Bride
Coconut flowers and Lotus buds in a golden pot decorated with coconut leaves: Prosperity, youth, reproduction and new life.

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This artwork is delivered unframed as it is uniquely bold in colour and design, which will give the freedom to the collector to match the framing to their personal taste.
The Image of the decorative frame is for "Display only"

Also accompanying with a personal handwritten note with artists authentic signature.

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Hiranya is a classical figurative artist based in Brisbane, Australia.
She exclusively produces works derived from memories and experiences
through various reflexions of today’s social, cultural and economic ambience.
Bold colours and symbolism are a focus point.
Deeply expressive facial features; body movements and postures on display are highly influenced by her cultural heritage and
decades long figure studies in historical frescoes and murals in spiritual locations from her birth country.

She is currently working on two series, a Summer-floral themed series and another called 'Tea Room' which is a personal fascination.
Summer-floral theme is titled "FLORA'S SECRET" where the artist is breaking all the boundaries of colour and patterns with lots of details around the female identity.
"TEA ROOM" series on the other hand stays within her signature stripe patterns on the subject's outfit, starting from simpler-minimal story to sophisticated tales with symbolism.

Each work takes its own significant time to finish based on the amount of details going in.
The beauty of every aspect and little details of each work is extremely important to the artist.
Hence they are carefully realised.

Hiranya's work is widely collected internationally and locally.