Painting by Kanak Kiran 50 Artworks Sold

Pretty Petals

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

102cm (W) x 76cm (H) x 3cm (D)

Signed Certificate of Authenticity

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A$1,800

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Artwork Description

The painting is inspired by Australian natives. With bare minimum details, an attempt is made to evoke the beauty, grace and elegance of these flowers.
It comes with the Certificate of Authenticity.
It is on a stretched canvas with sides painted black and a wire attached at the back for hanging. It is absolutely ready to hang once you take it out of the packaging.

If you want this painting to be done in any size of your choice, do get in touch please.
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Artist Bio

I am a contemporary mixed media artist based in Sydney. Born and brought up in India, I then moved to Singapore and lived there for several years before coming to Australia and calling this beautiful country my home. I have always been a nature lover and in awe of the colours and textures found in nature thus unconsciously my themes are directly borrowed from nature, be it an animal or bird. Sometimes it is the abstracts, but even then it is the colours and textures of nature that I find my inspirations from. I endeavour to create paintings that are pleasing to the eyes and sing a joyous song for the soul. I work with mixed media ,building layers upon layers and the intricacies of the lower level peeking out and playing hide and seek with the onlooker. The paintings are colourful, vibrant and exuberating with positive energy as they celebrate the colours of nature itself. In short, Nature is my Muse and my paintings are a song in its praise.

I have been part of various Community Projects and Fundraising events in Singapore and Sydney. I was part of Singapore Plank Art Project 2017 which was launched by the Honourable Prime Minister of Singapore - Mr. Lee Hsien Loong. Again in 2018, I was part of the Apron Project to support Hornsby Women’s Shelter, Sydney. In 2019, two of my paintings were auctioned to support the local communities and to raise funds for the NSW Rural Fire Service at Turramurra, Sydney.