Painting by Shaz Papallo 8 Artworks Sold

Waves on the coast

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

70cm (W) x 50cm (H) x 1cm (D)

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A$320

Arrives 20–22 Sep

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Artwork Description

Whenever you set out to walk on the coast and see the scenery of the waves, you can observe and listen to the waters rising and tumbling back to the peaceful waters like is a thunderstorm awakening in the daytime.

The waves symbolize the motion and changes of water in its oceans. In the use of acrylic pouring paint, it is similar when analyzing the pattern and gesture in how the coloured liquid is spread. In the painting styles of forming the wave, it signifies tranquility as well as powerful, ferocity and resilience. The flowing, push and pull strength of the water along the coast is a permanent reminder of both the passing of times as well as the dangerous power of the ocean. In addition, the waves are a gesture that "hello" or "goodbye".
Whenever you come across a coast, you can either be close or far of it as you counted the number of waves close by, and even count those that are smaller and bigger. If the biggest waves stretched all the way to the top and reach out on you, you can tell that the waves turn into a shower of saltwater rain showering you like tiny fallen stars dropping from a clear blue sky.
This leads that you can grate a wish from the wavery coast.

Artist Bio

My name is Shaz, located on the Northern Beaches NSW
My beautiful daughter Sienna is also a upcoming artist with the love of abstract
I have been knitting and crocheting by age 8, scarves and beanies for the homeless in Sydney later turned into the love for fibre art and weaves
My main art subjects include acrylic flow painting, abstract , mixed media and ceramics
You will find my art to have beautiful textures that you can't resist touching.
I dabble in Gyotaku a Japanese art technique which comes from the love of octopus and also work on these in my ceramic sculptures
My inspiration comes from the love of the deep sea and the landscape, highlighting the coral reefs and its many textures
Fibres used in my weaving include 100% cotton , linen, hemp, specialty yarns, hessian, fibres , silk cocoons and clay from the earth
You can see one of my artworks in the Capella Hotel Sydney hanging proudly, also at other exhibitions across Sydney

Commissions

Shaz's studio is in Northern Beaches