The urge to create something has always been a strong encouragement. Nature and people fascinates me. Africa is in my blood – it is part of my DNA. All creatures on this continent inspires and uplifts me – especially birds of Southern Africa, and the indigenous Nguni cattle. Africa has such a rich diversity of life and landscapes! A million photos in a day.

Through my work as librarian/teacher at a pre-vocational school, I’ve come to realize that students of an institution like this, have a stigma of not being like other “normal” young adults. Through my portraits of them, I try to show that there is no such thing. The portraits are of human beings interacting with birds and they might as well be from any walk of life – no branded predispositions. Painting flowers is another passion – in/out of focus like the use of depth of field in a photograph without trying to be photo-realistic. With every genre I tackle it is also as if yet another style of painting emerges in terms of execution. I would not like to be tied to one specific style. I mainly paint in oil on canvas and sometimes like to include copper/silver leaf.

Hiatus Triptych

Name: Hiatus Triptych
SKU: 244485
Price: 6799.00 ZAR
Availability: InStock

R6799,00

Artist: Veronica Vosloo
Title: Hiatus

Medium: Oil and silverleaf on deep frame canvas
Triptych: 60cm diameter + 40cm diameter + 30cm diameter

Comes with a material template to guide you in the hanging process, showing how the 3 works should be spaced and oriented.

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SKU: 244485 Categories: Veronica Vosloo, Painting, Faces, Fluff, Feathers & Fur

Description

Artist: Veronica Vosloo
Title: Hiatus

Medium: Oil and silverleaf on deep frame canvas
Triptych: 60cm diameter + 40cm diameter + 30cm diameter

Comes with a material template to guide you in the hanging process, showing how the 3 works should be spaced and oriented.

Part of my series “Just like you” that handles about people being perceived as different, but are the same as everyone else once the stigma is removed.