Double Vision II
Contemporary ArtDescription Mixed Media on Acrylic Limited Edition of 3
100 x 80 cm, 120 x 100 cm, 140 x 120 cm
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Description Mixed Media on Acrylic Limited Edition of 3
100 x 80 cm, 120 x 100 cm, 140 x 120 cm
Description Acrylic on Canvas 50 x 50 cm
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Description Mixed Media 90 x 90 cm
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Description ‘Minimark & a Telephone’ presents a powerful exploration of socio-economic dynamics through the lens of a domestic worker in South Africa. The artwork skillfully juxtaposes the typical low-income occupation with symbols of opulence, evident in the luxury brands adorning the worker’s custom Gucci uniform. This stark contrast invites viewers to contemplate the disparities in wealth and lifestyle, emphasizing the exclusivity of such brands in a context where affording them is often beyond reach.
A0: 122 x 87 cm, A1: 88 x 63.4 cm, A2: 63.4 x 46 cm
Description Acrylic and Oil on canvas 90 x 75 cm
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Description Oil on canvas 120 x 240 cm
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Description “The work acknowledges that even in moments of joy, there exists an undercurrent of vulnerability. It reminds us that happiness is not always loud or permanent, but often quiet, fleeting, and deeply personal — something we protect, sometimes unconsciously, beneath carefully worn layers.“
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Description The painting “Where Steps Are Led” is inspired by life’s journey and the sense of unseen, almost divine guidance that often accompanies us along the way. Many paths in life are shaped by conscious decisions—clear choices that lead us in one direction or another. At times, we find ourselves bound to choices we regret, decisions that may or may not be reversible, yet inevitably become part of our growth and our unique human experience. Many people believe in divine guidance: that when we ask, we are led toward what is right for us. There is a belief in a place of grace, something that can lift us beyond what we commonly understand as karma, the simple cause-and-effect of our actions and decisions. It is this subtle space of grace, beyond effort and consequence, that inspired this painting. The original poem of the same name is written into the work: A gentle hand that pulls the thread, To weave the path where steps are led. No mortal eye could see the choice, Until the silence found a voice. Drawn from the soul, a sudden spark, A guiding light within the dark. It is not earned by strength or skill, But yielding to a higher will.
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Description Set against submerged city streets, a figure stands unbothered amid the rising waters, poised between danger and defiance. Around her, the world sinks, yet she persists, bound by duty and the quiet resilience of those who must keep moving, keep earning, keep surviving. In her stillness, she becomes both witness and symbol, a reflection of endurance in a world drowning in its own weight.
2A0: 168 x 119 cm, A0: 122 x 87 cm, A1: 88 x 63.4 cm
Description “This piece is symbolic of the truth that while one may be broken, they are not defeated. The painting invites the viewer to consider resilience as a deeply personal process, one that unfolds behind the mask, unseen, yet profoundly defining. In this work, strength is not found in remaining broken,but in returning altered and unyielding, carrying both the weight of what was endured and the grace of what has been reclaimed.“
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