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IRISES

Irises. Anna Boros. Completed 7th December 2021.

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Acrylic on canvas measuring unframed, 60cms High, and 50cms Wide.
This work is currently unframed.

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This is a conceptual work. It is about bringing incongruent styles together to form balance and harmony. Often we think that certain aspects may not fit or may not complement the other. Certain things certainly can but often it’s up to the artist to think outside the box…Often, this is where one can find these in. This is where we can make new art, new fashion. New styles, and even break rules. Ultimately, in the end, it is the vote of the many that will take a new ideal under its wing. This of course is whether it can serve the need of many, or otherwise, wait until time changes it.

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Irises. Please note: Presently, artwork is not framed.
Irises. Please note: Presently, artwork is not framed.
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Untitled Abstract 30 August 2021

Untitled Abstract 30 August 2021
Medium: Acrylic Paint, Metallic acrylics, and permanent ink.
Concept: It is the antithesis of Covid 19.

Untitled Abstract is seen here in an ideal setting. The original is
canvas on canvas frame only. It is not framed.

If you can imagine the room being darker and there would be an Ultraviolet light turned on, the fluorescent paint would show up so brightly. The painting itself was taken with the UV torch on it to produce this painting’s display.

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Wedding

This work was completed on the 17th of June 2021 Its medium is acrylic on canvas. The work canvas measures 60cms x 50 cms.
The wedding took place in October 2019 at the Japanese Gardens in Auburn NSW Australia.
This is painted using a photograph as reference. The venue has beautiful gardens with lots of different sections, some with beautiful green lakes and romantic curved bridges. So many trees everywhere. Just gorgeous! In this area where they are here, there were lots of geese, and no more peacocks to be seen in this section. There were lots of large standing rocks and fenced in areas of bright orange stained fencing. It is a rather quirky situation I am sure you would agree, but it surely fits with this pair of lovebirds, with their love for all life, birds and animals.

Impression of ideal setting.
This work has been gifted to the couple.

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