Indigo Talisman9

The Indigo Talisman series explores silence as a state of restoration — a space where the external world softens and attention turns inward.
Indigo functions as a visual anchor: a deep, immersive field associated with twilight, stillness, and psychological release. It invites the viewer into a slower rhythm — a place of quiet presence.
A recurring figure, the cat, appears as a guide within this space. Calm yet alert, it embodies trust in the moment — a balance of softness and inner strength.
The golden sphere introduces warmth and focus. It can be read as moonlight or a simple object of play — a symbol of inner light that persists in darkness. This contrast transforms the work into a personal talisman: something that holds and stabilises a state of being.
Built through layered textures and subtle luminosity, each piece becomes less an image and more an atmosphere — an invitation to pause, rest, and reconnect.

Signed on the front and back. Certificate of authenticity included. Ready to hang.
Dimensions: 16x20x0.6 inch or 40.6x50.8x1.5 cm.

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Oxana Arefin is a Brisbane-based visual artist of Russian-Ukrainian heritage. Holding degrees in both arts and psychology, she works across photography, painting, and mixed media — weaving these disciplines into a practice that bridges the artistic and psychological. Through convex forms and layered surfaces, her work extends beyond the flat canvas into immersive, psychologically charged spaces. Her art delves into emotion, perception, and the hidden dimensions of human experience, drawing viewers into an intimate and evolving dialogue. Oxana's works are held in private collections across the USA, France, Ukraine, Russia, and New Zealand, and her photography projects have earned Honours Commendations at exhibitions in Malta, Russia, and Australia.