Lotus Embrace
TVA incluse
€80.00
Taille : 40 x 50 cm / 16 x 20″
Encadrement : No Frame
Details of the original painting, hand-painted.
Acrylic on Canvas
92cm x 73cm x 1,5 cm
Lotus embrace brings together my love of Japonisme, Art Nouveau and symbolism. The Japanese woman looks sideways, surrounded by flowing, Art Nouveau-inspired hair, while a single large lotus flower rests at the bottom of the painting.
The mermaid tail appeared intuitively. I often paint this way, allowing elements to emerge without knowing exactly why they want to be there. Once the tail had appeared, however, I deliberately filled it with powerful symbols: spirals, Yin and Yang, fish for abundance, a heart, the Ankh and the figure eight, or infinity symbol.
For me, the painting is about transformation, balance, abundance and the continuous movement of life. The lotus, rising from the mud to flower above the water, adds another layer to that idea of transformation and becoming
- Vibrant, long-lasting colors with water-based HP Latex inks and UV protection.
- Poly-cotton blend canvas with a matte/satin finish. Scratch, crack, and warp resistant.
- Solid wooden frame from renewable sources, 4 cm deep.
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About the art and the artist
Welcome to my colourful world.
I’m Renate van Nijen, a Dutch-born artist and published writer living in Southern Spain. Every image in this shop began as an original painting, created by hand in my studio.
Please visit the Shop menu to explore my different collections, from the remarkable women that I painted inspired by my book The HeArt of Paris to flamenco, bulls, Buddhas, angels and inspiration mandalas. Visit the Shop to discover the artwork that speaks to you.
The Print on a wall example is from my original Palingenesis (Selfie) painting inspired by a photo of me in my early twenties.