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Sedna

Oil, Linen, Ready to hang

72cm (W) x 132cm (H) x 4cm (D)

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Jo Meredith Verified artist
Perth, Western Australia
85 works sold

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A$4,200

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Arrives 14 to 16 Nov

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Artwork Description

Swimming with whale sharks swirling below you is completely magical.
The Inuit goddess Sedna was betrayed by those sworn to protect her. Pushed from a canoe to drown in a raging storm, she sank to the bottom of the ocean where she transformed into all the sea creatures so precious to the Inuit people - turtles, whales, seals. To me Sedna represents powerful transformation & the allure of the unknown. For this artwork I wanted to dive deep into indigo waters & paint Sedna in all her guises.

Artist Bio

West Australian contemporary figurative artist with a love of portraiture & landscape.
Currently showing at Juniper Galleries & The Montauk Lighting Co.
Bachelor of Fine Arts UWA & further atelier training in Florence, Salisbury, London & Tasmania.
Commissions welcome. All artworks infused with joy.

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Jo's studio is in Perth, Western Australia