Gathering: the ever present

New Work by Sandipa

Exhibition opening:

Saturday September 24th,   at 2 – 4 pm

Exhibition runs from September 22 – October 8, 2016

Painting by Sandipa: Seven Days in Heaven - Australian Landscape Art

Seven Days in Heaven
mixed media on canvas

84 x 152 cm

Gathering: the ever present

Sandipa's work expresses her engagement with nature's inner workings. The paintings in Gathering: the ever present are her response to the harmony and inter-relationships that exist within the natural world; time honoured balances that form a basis for its survival. Our human element in this is often overlooked or disregarded as we live and move around in man made environments.

Though an understanding that we are part of a living whole is central to existence, the struggle to integrate into nature is often elusive. Sandipa's perspective summons us to tread lightly on earth and actually live in balance with the natural eco-systems that surround us.

Gathering these perspectives, allowing nature to function through her, Sandipa [pronounced Sandeepa] creates work in a natural bush environment where currents of freedom serve to offer moments of silent pause. This world, with its diversity, its emergent wisdom and adaptability is holding out a hand. Sandipa creates an invitation to fully participate in answers to universal questions such as, 'Who am I' and 'What is my human place within existence?' and 'What is my highest context?'

Painting by Sandipa: Moonflower-Flying - Australian Landscape Art

Moonflower Flying
mixed media on canvas

186 x 91 cm diptych

Australian Landscape Painter
In her search as an artist, Sandipa (pronounced Sandeepa) is attracted to the unique cultural expression of various indigenous cultures – their sense of pattern and colour in woven rugs, jewelry, ceramics and adornment. Even though these native peoples lived in faraway lands and in isolation from each other for millennia, they all evolved colourful and imaginative art, full of wonder, reflecting the unique treasure of their natural world universe.
Mount Franklin, Victoria
3461
Australia