The print is from the oil painting 'Looked at, Never Really Seen' from the collection 'The She That You Don't See' by Atelier Estella. The painting shows a body elegantly intertwined with the waves of the rocks of Lower Antelope Canyon, a location known for its breathtaking, organically shaped walls and the play of light and shadow.
The colours in the painting are intense and warm, with different shades of orange reflecting the sunlight and illuminating the rock walls, giving the body and undulating shapes a sense of inner warmth and energy. The play of light and shadow creates depth, with the rocks both embracing and separating the body at the same time, symbolising the neurodivergent woman's inner struggle - seen, but not really understood.
The print evokes a sense of stillness and reflection, while symbolising the strength and resilience of the woman making her way through a society that sees but often does not fully understand her. The work reminds the viewer that there is much more than what is visible and that the true depth of one's experience often remains hidden.
My oil paintings come from a wide range of influences and personal experiences, with the main themes being the beauty of nature, the strength and vulnerability of women and the relationship between the two.
I am very grateful to have the opportunity to share my art with others. I..
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