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Artist Kate Banazi
$90PERSPEX//THROUGH THE SQUARE WINDOW (YELLOW)
collection Currency
artist - Kate Banazi
12" x 12"
Silkscreen prints on Perspex
Currency features a collection of hand pulled silkscreen prints on Perspex. Refraining from retouching any of the silk screens, Banazi accepts the artworks in their unedited beauty. Celebrating blemishes, praising flaws and enjoying the unpredictable process of creating the work - an experience that was both challenging and liberating.
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Julie Pelaez Studios
$70FLOODGATES TO SELF-KNOWING
artist - Julie Pelaez
12.5"W x 14.5"H, Mixed media on paper, canvas board, white wood frame with painted detail. Wire hang.
Part of the "Floodgates" Collection, inspired by getting out of our own way to allow in the very attributes we seek. There are times when we feel stuck, and stay there, until we reach a tipping point that leads to inspired action. This internal shift releases our inner floodgates, ushering in expansiveness, growth, peace and an ability to receive. We are our own gatekeepers. It's time to swing open the gates.
Color gradients signify an internal transition - a shift into surrender, which becomes the catalyst for an opening. Old patterns and
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Artist Kate Banazi
$60PERSPEX//THROUGH THE SQUARE WINDOW (WHITE)
collection Currency
artist - Kate Banazi
12" x 12"
Silkscreen prints on Perspex
Currency features a collection of hand pulled silkscreen prints on Perspex. Refraining from retouching any of the silk screens, Banazi accepts the artworks in their unedited beauty. Celebrating blemishes, praising flaws and enjoying the unpredictable process of creating the work - an experience that was both challenging and liberating.
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Artist Kate Banazi
$80PERSPEX//THROUGH THE SQUARE WINDOW (ORANGE PINK)
collection Currency
artist - Kate Banazi
12" x 12"
Silkscreen prints on Perspex
Currency features a collection of hand pulled silkscreen prints on Perspex. Refraining from retouching any of the silk screens, Banazi accepts the artworks in their unedited beauty. Celebrating blemishes, praising flaws and enjoying the unpredictable process of creating the work - an experience that was both challenging and liberating.
