Painting by Penny Sasso 30 Artworks Sold

Aurora

Resin, Wood, Ready to hang

80cm (W) x 150cm (H) x 4cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
A$910

Artwork Description

AURORA
Having recently travelled to see the "Northern Lights" (Aurora Borealis), like all tourists, I was truly fascinated and in awe of this phenomenon. And we also have them "down under" (Aurora Australis).... equally beautiful in all ways. To recreate this feeling into my art instantly led me to use resin on birch as the medium enabled the flow and blend of colour beautifully.

Artist Bio

I was born in Sydney, Australia in 1961 and completed my Diploma in Interior Decorating in 1985. Since then I have worked as the principal Interior Designer with my Architect husband in our own business Aspect Designs. Together we have won over 30 major awards in the industry by combining the external built forms designed by Michael and the interior spatial design, materials, colour and decoration by me in response to our clients’ personality. My work as a decorator has been highlighted in printed media such as Belle, House and Garden, Trends, Luxury Homes and Best Home’s magazines.

Inspired by my clients in my Interior Design business, along with my true love of colours, textures and mediums, it motivated me to expand my knowledge into learning resin art, ceramic painting, mosaic art, glass art and more recently polymer clay.
During the last 17 years of developing my craft I have had many of our clients’ commission me to create a "special" piece of art to display in the entry, or similar, of their new homes.
I have found that by dealing directly with a client, I am able to seek out their inner personality and meld it into an art piece that truly expresses who they are.
Having said that, I have also found that once people can see it then they love it. This process has inspired me to simply just keep creating!!

Art, in all its shapes and forms, and everything we choose for ourselves, whether it be clothing, cars or even our food, reflects the true individuality of its owner and this is what I try to emulate.