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Claudia Maldonado

United Kingdom

Mixed Media, Fabric on Other

Size: 29.5 W x 55.9 H x 0.5 D in

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Inspiration: My background as a professional scuba diver working underwater for two decades gave me the inspiration. Since my very first dive, I’ve been fascinated observing the perfection of fish swimming together as one. I always wanted to represent with my art the harmonious dance of fish shoals; the visual swirling that magically traps the golden sunlight to be reflected on the fish scales is simply amazing. Media: The fish are made of upcycled rubber from inner tubes. After giving a golden patina to the rubber, I cut the fish individually with scissors and stitched them on flax. Creating a very realistic Fish Shoal, where the light (natural or artificial) is reflected on the hundreds and sometimes thousands of Fish.

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Mixed Media:Fabric on Other

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:29.5 W x 55.9 H x 0.5 D in

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Claudia Maldonado is a Colombian-Spanish artist and designer based in Scotland. Living most of her life by the sea in various islands around the world, it developed her awareness of how the immensity of the ocean can also be delicate and vulnerable to human interaction. Claudia’s art is her interpretation of what she has seen underwater during her professional scuba diving carrier. Her inspiration as an artist comes from being immersed in the ocean surrounded by active fish shoals, giving her the feeling of being part of their harmonious underwater dance. After a myriad of trials with different media, Claudia found the inner tubes of tyres to be the most adequate material to represent the fish shoals. She cuts thousands of fish with scissors and hand-stitches them to flax. The golden touch of the finished piece catches the light bringing to life the togetherness of the shoal. The mere thought of knowing that the old tyres she uses for her art will not end up polluting the ocean, it gives great satisfaction to the artist. Her intent is to create pieces to decorate our spaces creating ocean awareness, reminding us of the beauty of a sea filled with fish, the way it is meant to be.

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