After the Supernova by Marwa Abdallah, Acrylic After the Supernova by Marwa Abdallah After the Supernova by Marwa Abdallah — artist's signature
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After the Supernova by Marwa Abdallah, Acrylic
After the Supernova by Marwa Abdallah
After the Supernova by Marwa Abdallah — artist's signature
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After the Supernova

Acrylic, Ready to hang

106.7cm (W) x 81.3cm (H) x 3cm (D)

  • Original · Handmade
Marwa Abdallah Verified artist
Melbourne
4 works sold

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A$290

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Arrives 11 to 13 Nov

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Artwork Description

A supernova is a massive explosion that marks the death of a star. An enormous amount of energy is generated that destroys celestial bodies in its way. But from the supernova also emerge the elements that form the universe. Our bodies were probably once elements created by a supernova. So, a supernova is not only a death and an explosion, but also an act of creation and transformation.

Artist Bio
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Marwa Abdallah 11 artworks | 1 Sold

I am a self-taught artist. I grew up in Cairo, Egypt and moved to Melbourne in my mid-thirties. I am fascinated with abstract art, the way a harmonious combination of color tones can stir up emotions, thoughts, and memories when you look at it, or just gives you a sense of peace and beauty. Nature is my biggest inspiration - I love flowers, forests, seascapes, and cosmic images. I like to play with different types of colors and mediums, but most of my recent work is in acrylic colors which are very practical and durable.

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Marwa's studio is in Melbourne