Original artwork description:

Cities have become the natural habitat of humanity and often, we rush to live our lives and neglect to notice our environment which is full of art pieces with stories to tell and characters to get to know, although the meeting is not always a pleasure, just like this sculpture I discovered at the riverbank of Danube, Budapest.

In recent years, I have used OSB as a basis. By retracting the paint layers, I use the texture of the veneer as part of my compositions to create a unique rustic industrial atmosphere.
The painting is made with self-made paint, which basically consists of pigments and beeswax. Does not contain oil or other paints.

The encaustic is equipped with a simple wooden exhibition frame, which harmonizes with the industrial style of the painting and highlights it well. Ready to hang!

This work will be delivered with Care Instructions for my encaustic paintings and a signed certificate of authenticity. Carefully packaged and tracked shipping. I ship this work in cardboard boxes carefully wrapped in bubble foil and protect the painting with cardboard.

INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING:
I ship the painting from Hungary, thus international shipments may be subject to additional import taxes, customs duties, or fees imposed by the destination country which are to be paid by the buyer. Please keep this in mind when buying the artwork.

NOTE:
Dear customer,
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Materials used:

Pure encaustic, hot wax and pigments on OSB plate

Tags:

#architecture #sculpture #cityscape #woman painter #encaustic #silk scarf #textured painting #vibrant colours #beeswax and #danube river #wax painting #budapest cityscape #own technique #osb wood #encaustic figurative