Acrylic on paper

Signed on the front.

Undone no 5 by Lana Alsamir-Diamond  is the first in a series that explores the undoing of the forms in my work, the forms and compositions that are a result  of a continuous interest in themes of closeness, a minimal abstract.This series was born as a part of a whole, a small segment of a larger story. My monochrome works are extremely minimal yet have a strong presence, I could live surrounded by these works forever and never tire of their presence. They look better together, hung side by side.

Moons are a constant in my work, if you have ever watched the moon as religiously as I do, you would know that the moon has so many faces, my fascination started when I used it as a constant presence in my more figurative works, and I slowly became fascinated by the shape and the possibilities it offered to my work, it grew from a representation of the moon to a recurring motif.

Beautiful Arches are present here, they are my Architectural element of choice.

Original artwork, Acrylic Gouache on hand made heavy cotton paper, with deckled edges in natural colour.

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