Mixed Media on canvas, stretched and ready to hang.

Signed on the front.

Sharada represents Autumn in Sanskrit (an ancient language). Sharada is a new painting from my Citta series (a Sanskrit word for mind and emotion). My intention for this series is to explore the interplay of mind and heart (thought and expression) in my creative process. As with many of the Arts, the development of technique and practice over many years forms a sound stage on which expression can dance, without inhibition.  There’s an inner sense, or knowing, that evolves from practice that allows the mind to rest. If I can get out of my own way and trust in this relationship, then space opens for intuition to rise and guide the process. My hope for this series is that you can rest in the technique but more importantly, that you can feel the heart and creative expression, as this is where authentic connection and joy reside.'

Sharada is a combination of greys and browns, including taupe, rich tans, beige and mushroom with touches of peach and apricot and metallic gold paint brushwork. She's painted on a quality stretched canvas with painted 3.8cm sides, so she's ready to hang.

All paintings are finished in two coats of a satin lacquer for protection and longevity.