Brave Foliage by Komal Saxena in Vancouver

Brave Foliage

I was inspired by this form of art work because of its dense, concentrated and compact nature. This brave yellow wall art is a tribute to all the thicks and thins of our life and is a perfect symbolism of life’s true nature. Beautiful but complicated, Smooth but unpredictable, Chaotic but structured and Attractive but tough. This art is a complete and apt description of our life. The center is more like our childhood - when everything was beautiful and structured and carefree. As we grow up and as this art advances - the chaos of our life brings in little jitters, some pleasant, some unpleasant. And as we grow older, we learn how to let them flow and grow on their own. The patterns on this art did not use any measurements or calculated draws. The flowing leaves are all free hand yet they seem to be inline with each other. Just like we learn to co-exist with one another, my brave yellow foliage blooms in perfect harmony. Artwork Specifications: Size - 36 * 48 Inches | Style - Mandala art Medium - Stretched Canvas, Acrylic Medium (Wipe down with a wet cloth if it feels dusty) Time Taken to complete - 60 Hours | Completed - Jun 2021 Care Instructions - Wipe down with a wet cloth if it feels dusty, Keep away from direct Sunlight

Availability: Sold

Medium: acrylic paint, resin

Collection: abstract

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Meet the Artist

Komal

Vancouver, Canada

I am a Vancouver-based artist who specializes in fusion dot mandala art but I am also experimenting with other styles. We are all born with an innate and insatiable curiosity about the world around us. As we grow older, we are distracted by adult things and problems, and most of us forget to be curious. We stop looking for fairies in the garden, or dragon scales in the rocks. We forget how to look. I believe the artist lives on in the things that they have created. We lead with our hands, into people, new objects, and places. I have always loved the idea of how things speak. The teapot can say -” Hello, please hold me this way”. To touch an art at an art gallery is a way of feeling the love of the artist. And to hold a brush in the hand is a way for expressing the light and energy of creating something new, something beautiful. My goal is to convey peace and grace to my viewers, offering a moment of pause and a feeling of deep belonging. “ Stop, take a pause, look, admire, accept and cherish… with patience.”

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