C$750
In this painting, the underlying fabric represents a woven reality, that life is not separate parts. ’Fabric of Existence’ draws on philosopher Alan Watts’s insight that life is one continuous, interwoven whole. The repeated lines of tree-like forms show connection, continuity, and the relationships between individual lives and the larger field they belong to. The horizon’s lack of deep spacial recession feels less like a place we stand apart from, and more like a living structure in which we are already imbedded.
| Technique: | Acrylic & Gauze on Canvas |
| Edition: | Original, one of a kind artwork |
| Unframed Size: | 16in x 16in |
| Frame: | Not framed |
| Weight: | 1.9lbs (estimated) |
Victoria Mitchell
Vancouver, British Columbia
Victoria Mitchell explores emotional, visceral, and environmental sensitivities, through abstract and representational drawings and paintings. She is influenced by extensive studies of body structure and kinetics, and is strongly inspired by connections with our natural surroundings.
"While painting, I absorb into the exploration of environmental, physical & emotional dynamics. These expressions which might otherwise go undefined, demonstrate connections between these different realms of experience. The opportunity for introspection and sharing, brings me excitement and joy in the creation of each piece."