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Silent art auction ~ original artwork by Shirley elias
Sophisticated fantasy in motion.
Abstract, symmetry energy emitting from a central point, the focal area that these weaving curvilinear forms burst out of. Movement and depth.
The rich, earthy color palette is actually created with iridescent colors. The use of light and dark shades creates a three-dimensional illusion. Textured patterns within certain sections contribute to the tactile quality of the work, inviting viewers to perceive a luxurious surface quality.
Lots of detail and interplay of form in this piece. The symmetry required a very deliberate creative process. But I feel like the final harmonious balance of colors and lines evokes a sense of meditation and introspection.
Title: Discovery, butterfly effect
Size: 36x36
Medium: Acrylic, oil pen, mixed media on canvas, on gallery stretcher bars
Frame: Unframed
Current market value: $3550
Artist: Shirley Elias
Abstract, symmetry energy emitting from a central point, the focal area that these weaving curvilinear forms burst out of. Movement and depth.
The rich, earthy color palette is actually created with iridescent colors. The use of light and dark shades creates a three-dimensional illusion. Textured patterns within certain sections contribute to the tactile quality of the work, inviting viewers to perceive a luxurious surface quality.
Lots of detail and interplay of form in this piece. The symmetry required a very deliberate creative process. But I feel like the final harmonious balance of colors and lines evokes a sense of meditation and introspection.
Title: Discovery, butterfly effect
Size: 36x36
Medium: Acrylic, oil pen, mixed media on canvas, on gallery stretcher bars
Frame: Unframed
Current market value: $3550
Artist: Shirley Elias
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Ralph Connor House, located in Armstrong’s Point in Winnipeg, Manitoba, was built in 1914 by Reverend Charles Gordon, who was one of Canada’s best-known authors. He wrote under the pen name of Ralph Connor.
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