Cascading Maple Bonsai

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Cascading Maple Bonsai

A$4,200.00

130cm x 70cm, Acrylic on canvas 

Float-Framed in Victorian Ash

Painting completed August 2017, Melbourne

 

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Next in the Bonsai series is this: a representation of a cascading Japanese maple. 'Cascading' is a one of the main desired shapes in Japanese bonsai, and simply means to grow across or down like water in a stream or waterfall. It was created with paint pours and paint skins, using a deliberate mix of mediums. Like all my work, I use nature (heat, gravity), and the nature of paint (surface tensions, viscosity) to mimic nature. I have always been drawn to bonsai, because they are a collaboration between us and nature to create art. Much the same as my way of painting in itself.