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Delia Vilhelm
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Oil on canvas, stretched and ready to hang.

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“Selfie with Emu' captures a whimsical moment, as the artist skilfully intertwines the contemporary concept of a selfie with the unexpected charm of an emu, creating a unique and light-hearted composition that prompts reflection on our connections with both technology and nature.

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Oil and oil stick on canvas

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This artwork is currently stretched and ready to hang.

People & Portrait Art, Animal Art
#portrait, #emu, #australiana, #nature, #blue, #ochre, #white, #dark blue, #orange

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"Musical Chairs" portrays the frantic rhythm of modern existence, where the relentless pursuit of not missing out eclipses the pure delight of dancing to life's melody"The Kings and Their Fools" is a striking portrayal of the contemporary political landscape, where irresponsible rulers wield power unchecked, surrounded by a legion of blind followers who validate their every absurd decision. In a world where accountability is often lost amidst the chaos of governance, this painting serves as a stark reminder of the consequences of unchecked authority and blind allegiance. This painting explores the intriguing concepts laid out in a book I recently read called "Lost in Math." Reflecting on the perpetual quest for elegance and naturalness within physics, it delves into the notion that beauty often guides scientific inquiry. Physicists seek theories that possess a graceful simplicity, believing that such theories endure over time. However, the author of "Lost in Math" presents a challenging perspective, suggesting that this pursuit of beauty may impede scientific advancement. Over four decades, this obsession has hindered significant breakthroughs in physics. Despite the allure of theories like supersymmetry or grand unification, which are crafted with an aesthetic appeal, their validity remains unconfirmed through observation. The painting encapsulates the tension between our reverence for beauty and the necessity for objective scrutiny in scientific exploration.“My Fair Lady,” is inspired by the timeless tale of Pygmalion and Galatea, beautifully captures the essence of perfection and imperfection. The artwork depicts a flawless woman, meticulously crafted with artistic precision. However, as she comes to life, the once-perfect creation reveals a newfound imperfection, embodying the profound complexity and beauty that arise when art transcends into the realm of reality. “My Fair Lady” captures the essence of the timeless tale of Pygmalion and Galatea, where the perfect portrayal of beauty in art takes a poignant turn as the once flawless creation comes to life. In this evocative painting, the transition from perfection to imperfection mirrors the profound journey of self-discovery and humanity, questioning the very nature of beauty and the transformative power of existence.
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