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Osaka Sun

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Osaka Sun

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This painting is from a series entitled “Musical Manuscripts” which is a collection of paintings inspired by music. Osaka Sun is inspired by the Coldplay song Lovers in Japan. To me this song illustrates love, resilience and the excitement and hope of a better future. This painting is made from acrylic paint on stretched canvas with original vintage silk Kimono fabric used as a collage element. I have an interest in Kimonos which are a work of art in themselves often with intricate stitching, special dyeing and hand painting. I used this fabric to capture the exotic, oriental feel of the song. I included circular shapes to symbolise love as they represent an eternal union with no beginning and no end. Parts of the song’s musical score have also been used as a collage element.
This painting is acrylic, gloss medium and collage on stretched canvas, ready to hand with a wire across the back. It is signed on the front and back. It comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist. It is recorded in the National Registry of Australian Art and Artists, registration number provided.

Size

122cm x 92cm

Medium

Acrylic Paint

Collections

Tags: Japanese, Japanese inspired art, contemporary, abstract act, Australian art, Australian abstract art, Myra Carter, Warrandyte artist, art for my home, modern abstract, modern art, big abstract painting, large abstract, blue, brown, statement art,
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Size: Large (80-150cm)

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