I give it all to you, Lord (open for similar comissions) by Talya in Singapore
I give it all to you, Lord (open for similar comissions)
The heart, tenderly offered to the Lord's outstretched hand, symbolizes complete surrender to Him. This gesture underscores the central theme of relinquishing everything to the divine. The Lord's hand, positioned on the right, gently envelops the narrator's hand on the left, evoking an embrace, signifying an intimate connection with God. This intimate embrace illustrates the depth of the relationship between the Lord and His followers, emphasizing His nurturing presence.
The depiction of water cascading onto the Lord's hand not only symbolizes His ability to quench spiritual thirst but also represents the sorrow He carries while comforting those with broken hearts. It suggests that through moments of pain and suffering, individuals can encounter the divine presence and find solace.
The painting's creation was an intuitive process, guided by divine inspiration. Every brushstroke, color choice, and form emerged through prayer, resulting in a composition that surprises both the artist and the viewer alike.
Talya is a local Eurasian artist based in Singapore, drawing upon her background in psychology and architecture to craft spaces that inspire healing and engagement with her artwork. Her creations embody authenticity, emotional expression, and the revitalization of restrictive urban spaces through the introduction of organic forms and elements from nature.
One of her standout murals, titled "Beauty out of Chaos", garnered international news attention for its exploration of transformation. Painted on an Evolving Staircase in Peace Centre (2023), the artwork invited viewers to interact with the space, discovering beauty amidst the disarray of a vandalized staircase. Talya's commitment to infusing everyday spaces with beauty was also evident at the Singapore Night Festival in August 2023, where she transformed a room within the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd into a captivating "Garden of Beauty," uniting communities through spirituality and involvement in contribution to the art installations.
She enjoys bringing people together through art, creating spaces, telling a story through her artworks, and allowing things to unravel organically. Her love for art was restored after a life pivot when she left her architecture job and decided to reconnect with her innate love for art. That's when she realized that art could heal.
Her mission revolves around facilitating healing through the therapeutic effects of art-making and restoring people's innate creativity. She has conducted mindful and reflective art workshops for hundreds of individuals, including clients such as Google, Clarity, PUB, NUHS, and PSA.
Talya also has experience in book illustration, having contributed to projects such as "The Clan at Large" (a Eurasian Family History book, particularly the food recipe section) and "Fold Me To The Moon" (a children's storybook). She has also undertaken commissioned large-scale paintings. Additionally, she has adorned shops in the Joo Chiat area with murals and adapted murals for companies to reflect their essence and mission. Her art has been exhibited internationally, including in Perth, Australia, at Emma Rose The Library, Fi & Co in collaboration with Cherish, and as a guest artist in a digital exhibition commissioned by the National Arts Council, titled "Tales under the Neon Trees." Furthermore, she served as the president of a faith-based artist group that explored the intersection of art, faith, and the Beauty of God.
More artwork by Talya Jane
Beauty out of Chaos
Flying Dochi Dochi
Coorporate Mural
Flying Free
Into Our Space
Self portrait
Charcoal Portrait
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