Til Death

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

61cm (W) x 81cm (H) x 1.5cm (D)

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A$890

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Artwork Description

Inspired by Yokai and ghost stories, this 1950s bride is something different. Her lace dress is full and perfectly layered, her bouquet of white lilies perfectly in bloom. Pageboy hair perfectly curled, teeth perfectly whitened.

Oh well, time for the vows. Til death do you part. Although you might part a bit sooner than you think. It’s alright though, I heard there’s another wedding coming up soon.

Her wedding. His funeral.

Acrylic on stretched canvas, 81cm x 61cm. Signed on the bottom right corner and comes with a signed certificate of authenticity.

Artist Bio

Go down the street, take a left, and you’ll find Nobody’s Home.

From painting with my Grandmother to looking up at the paintings on my Aunt’s wall, painting has always been part of my life.

Hand painted in Melbourne, Nobody’s Home is born from a lifetime of creativity. Created by artist Hannah Schmidt-Rees, I specialise in acrylic paint, each work focuses on reinventing the everyday facets of life. Surrealist ideas with a hyper-realistic style represents the everyday, bringing attention to those moments often forgotten in the monotony of life. Exploring colour and monochromatic colour palettes, everyday scenes are reworked with a deep meaning.

Being awarded the Winmalee Blue Senior Medal for Visual Arts & Photography, presented by a NSW Government Representative and selected as a student for the Dobell Drawing Program at the National Art School, my work is mostly self-taught with a few lessons along the way.

With original artworks available, you can find a piece of art that you can take from my home to yours.

Commissions

Hannah's studio is in Melbourne