Three Mandalas
Pen and Ink,
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Three Mandalas
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Details
Pen and Ink
Pen and ink on Fabriano Bristol paper
W: 690mm x H: 320mm x D: 30mm
W: 27" x H: 13" x D: 1"
Approx. Weight: 3kg
This work is
framed (but can be supplied either framed or unframed)
Price
US$ 350
Scale
Reference
Mandala 21
About "Three Mandalas"
The dimensions are of the framed work.
The artwork consists of two coloured and one black and white mandala, arranged in that order.
The aim was to create peace and perspective in my own mind by drawing and I believe that the observer of the work would also find some kind of inner peace by looking at the shapes and repetition.
The choice of two coloured and one black and white mandala is open to interpretation. But it could be that we sometimes experience colour and creativity and happiness while other times are more reserved and devoid of colour.
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About Liezel
The creation of a mandala is a spiritual journey, a search for meaning and purpose. The finished artwork is a window to the soul and exposes subtle footprints of the artist's emotional struggles, search for meaning and spiritual well-being.
The word "mandala" could mean both "circle" and "centre" and signifies the inner core of existence as well as the different internal and external factors influencing the creator's life.
I create mandalas for many reasons of which some is not "by the book". One is a deep, lifelong fascination with circles and geometric shapes and constructions. Sometimes I am acutely aware of the fact that my whole existence is composed of circles and curves and every single day I stand in awe of Fibonacci and his golden ratio which is obsessively apparent in creation. Every single one of my mandalas is born as a geometric construction - even if it is only a simple circle within a circle, divided into precise segments.
After the initial construction in pencil, I start filling in the details with black as well as coloured pens and paint dots. Unlike many other mandala-artists, I start in the centre and work towards the perimeter.
Mandalas seem to be excellent teachers: I am a perfectionist in many ways and drawing mandalas has made me intensely and painfully aware of my own inability to create perfection.
An attempt to master extreme patience and concentration is part of the journey and probably a road I will stay on until this life ends, never acquiring flawless precision.
Well, it has certainly taught me that there is great truth in the standing phrase "more haste, less speed". It also teaches the use of personal symbols and constantly makes me aware of those things which are important to my wellbeing.
A mandala is a work of patience and sometimes frustration and the constant urge to give up hope of getting it just right.
For me, finishing a mandala is a personal accomplishment.
Price Range
US$ 230-350
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Exhibitions
Innibos National Arts Festival-art exhibition, 2017
Innibos National Arts Festival Craft Awards-exhibition, 2018
White River Gallery
Education
Doctor of Laws
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