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United Kingdom
Painting, Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 24 W x 35.8 H x 1.2 D in
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Have you ever thought about why parents embrace to calm their child? Why do people who face loss, misfortune, sadness hug each other? Have you noticed that when you take a baby in your arms, they relax and become peaceful? We all know and have experienced that our body contact with our beloved calms us down, relaxes, and helps to get closer. There is also a scientific explanation of why this happens: our heart and breathing rhythms are different, but when we embrace the other person, they gradually synchronize. However, as modern people we are always in a hurry to live our lives, balancing between work, household and social commitments. The time is always limited and hugging, talking, being silent and unity take a backstage. It should not be so. Whatever the words are, they will never be able to warm us up more than being in the arms of the beloved. One word can be the most important beginning. One touch is healing medicine. It’s a marvelous gift to share. It’s a grand way to say ‘I care.’ Communication without words, it silently means: support, security, affection, unity, belonging, compassion. It brings delight...
Painting:Acrylic on Canvas
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:24 W x 35.8 H x 1.2 D in
Frame:Not Framed
Ready to Hang:Not applicable
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Ships From:United Kingdom.
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United Kingdom
Emma Irma Johansen was born in Lithuania and spent half of her life in Denmark. From a very young age she was obsessed with painting, drawing, cutting, sewing, and creating and later went on to study fine arts, costume design, design technology & patterns, and sustainable fashion at college. Emma works with and combines different methods and mediums to show the beauty behind different physical structures, looking deeper and portraying more than what can be seen with the naked eye. Emma draws inspiration from traveling, conveying onto canvas her unique observation of different environments, different cultures, architecture, and more. Most of Emma’s library of pictures she has captured with her camera are of abandoned places; very poor (and pure) environments, places where many cannot see beauty. But through the abstract portrayal of her pictures, Emma’s point is to show the public that everything is imperfect, and there is beauty in those imperfections. Emma loves to experiment with new materials with every new project, always trying to break the bounds of the traditional canvas. Lately she’s explored sustainability by reusing old fabrics and recycled clothing, in order to make something valuable from something seemingly worthless. She is impassioned by the exploration of fabric-manipulation, how it can stretch, shrink or be forced into structured shapes at one end, then lead into natural flowing states at the other. Combining these skills with use of acrylics and other mixed media Emma creates both unique and thought-provoking works.
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