WIANA

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

66cm (W) x 132cm (H) x 4cm (D)

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Artwork Description

Wiana, titled after a word signifying 'The Mother', is a profound exploration of nature's maternal role, vibrantly echoing our intrinsic connections to our roots. This masterful composition commands a dual sense of tenderness and robustness, mirroring the dualism of motherhood itself.

Wiana symbolises the Earth, subtly alluding to its role as a universal mother, reminding us of the interconnectedness of all life forms. She is our foundation, grounding us in the present, reminding us of our past and shaping our future. Her embrace is represented in the intertwining roots that sprawl across the canvas, and the inextricable connection we all hold to our ancestry and heritage.

I was inspired to create Wiana (meaning 'Mother', from the Aboriginal languages in what is now Sydney) from my experiences with it's beautiful people, and my wonder at its history, nature, and wildlife.

Artist Bio

SHOROUQ SHABSOUG is an accomplished abstract figurative artist whose work explores the interplay between form, emotion, and the human experience. Through a dynamic fusion of abstraction and figuration, Shabsoug creates evocative compositions that challenge traditional representations of the human form, inviting viewers to engage with the raw essence of identity, memory, and connection.
Drawing inspiration from all the world narratives, cultures and artistic movements, Shabsoug employs a distinctive visual language characterised by her technique,
uses mixed media with mostly acrylic colours and various inks to create expressive artworks on canvas and paper.
Each piece is a testament to the artist’s ability to balance spontaneity and intention, resulting in works that are both deeply personal and universally resonant.

Commissions

SHOROUQ's studio is in Sydney