Forsaken Beauty. 120X120cm diptych. Embroidery on paper marouflaged onto canvas and varnished with mat Archival finish. Washing ashore, volumes of sea water, the ebb and flow of a sandy beach, we have the forsaken beauty of a rock pool. The inter tidal zone, whereall is abandoned by the receding sea, all that is left behind are the living creatures, polished pebbles, rugged rocks studded with barnacles, swaying seaweed and trapped seashells. A treasure chest of jewels left deserted and forgotten until the next wave comes again. This represents life as a journey whereby, we as humans can also be dragged away by energetic forces in our mind or soul, into places where we feel lost , abandoned, or isolated and yet there is always hope for retrieval. Like a rock pool, we are all connected by the same forces where there is a beginning and ending, the opening and the closing, the revealing and hiding, the covering and uncovering, the light and the dark areas, all off the same part of one never- ending cycle of renewal and healing .This piece will be curated by Paola Trevisan International at the Salon des Artistes Independent at Art Capital, Grand Palais from 11th to 16th February 2020
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