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A disfigured pink face with neon orange splice, green background, heavy texture, magenta spray paint splattered and dripping…
A disfigured pink face with neon orange splice, green background, heavy texture, magenta spray pai… — shown in a room setting
A disfigured pink face with neon orange splice, green background, heavy texture, magenta spray paint splattered and dripping…
Painting by Nada Kezu

Floating Head (1)

Acrylic, Canvas, Framed by Artist

55cm (W) x 65cm (H) x 5cm (D)

Original Artwork

Framed by Artist

A$2,410

Estimated Arrival: 20–22nd October

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Artwork Description

'The shattering of the ego, an unravelling of tangled memories, a reflective shedding of self, quite beautiful really'

Artist Bio
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Nada Kezu 21 artworks | 0 Sold

Nada Kezu is currently creating from her artist studio in St Kilda, Melbourne.

She likes to experiment with the abstraction of her life experiences, memories & emotions.

Most of her art sessions start with a strong cup of coffee, loud music & an open mind.

She works on multiple canvases at the same time. Her 'focus' piece on the easel or stapled to the wall & many 'burner canvases' prepped with heavy texture laying all over the studio floor.

Once in this flow, she says 'the painting is a necessary cathartic process, primal even'

'Paint like you are always curious & willing to destroy the bits you are attached to'

Commissions
Nada's studio is in Melbourne