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Abstract, heavily textures, multi-layered, painting, spray paint and heavy drips of blue, light pink spray, soft, canvas has…
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Abstract, heavily textures, multi-layered, painting, spray paint and heavy drips of blue, light pink spray, soft, canvas has…
Painting by Nada Kezu

Midsommar

Acrylic, Canvas, Framed by Artist

66cm (W) x 97cm (H) x 5cm (D)

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Framed by Artist

A$3,480

Estimated Arrival: 18–20th October

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Artwork Description

'An abstraction inspired by the folk horror movie (Midsommar 2019), an ode to letting go'

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'

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Nada's studio is in Melbourne