Original artwork description:

This painting is about shared human life experiences. Landscapes are not static; they are the mirrors that reflect human behaviour. The depiction of a brutal landscape is a reminder of global warming is environmental trauma caused by humanity. I love to explore the connections and relationships that exist between people and animals. As destructors and carnivores we are responsible for the fate of animals and wildlife with whom we share the earth. The inclusion of my oriental cat reminds us of the cycle of death (revealed by the skulls) and rebirth (revealed by the naked figures) which we share with our environment and fellow animals.

I have been careful not to 'overwork' this painting. If the viewer considers that there could be more work to be done I have succeeded in my intention, for the ‘unfinished’ or 'wanting more' is symbolic of hope, for the future and a better version of the world for us all.

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This painting is “wrapped” ie the painting extends around the chunky sides of the canvas for perfect viewing when hung without a frame.

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INTERNATIONAL buyers please be aware that your order MAY be subject to an import duty fee which is payable by customers on delivery.

Like this painting? why not contact me to discuss a personalised commission?

Thanks, HB

Questions about my paintings or practice welcome. Thank you, HB.

Materials used:

Acrylic

Tags:
#landscape #nude #cat #nudes #symbolism #cactus #white cat #skulls #female nudes #siamese cat #dessert painting 

“Routine Extremes” (after Friedlander) (2021)

Acrylic painting 
by Hanna Bell

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This painting is about shared human life experiences. Landscapes are not static; they are the mirrors that reflect human behaviour. The depiction of a brutal landscape is a reminder of global warming is environmental trauma caused by humanity. I love to explore the connections and relationships that exist between people and animals. As destructors and carnivores we are responsible for the fate of animals and wildlife with whom we share the earth. The inclusion of my oriental cat reminds us of the cycle of death (revealed by the skulls) and rebirth (revealed by the naked figures) which we share with our environment and fellow animals.

I have been careful not to 'overwork' this painting. If the viewer considers that there could be more work to be done I have succeeded in my intention, for the ‘unfinished’ or 'wanting more' is symbolic of hope, for the future and a better version of the world for us all.

Practical stuff...

This painting is “wrapped” ie the painting extends around the chunky sides of the canvas for perfect viewing when hung without a frame.

This painting will be shipped in a made to measure wooden crate

All paintings are shipped with a certificate of authenticity.

INTERNATIONAL buyers please be aware that your order MAY be subject to an import duty fee which is payable by customers on delivery.

Like this painting? why not contact me to discuss a personalised commission?

Thanks, HB

Questions about my paintings or practice welcome. Thank you, HB.

Materials used:

Acrylic

Tags:
#landscape #nude #cat #nudes #symbolism #cactus #white cat #skulls #female nudes #siamese cat #dessert painting 
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Artist Statement My work celebrates the social connections shared by humanity, animals & nature. Typically I explore the depictions of female nude, felines & flowers respectively; to symbolise these interests.... Read more

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