Meant to beBy Lana Alsamir-Diamond
Overview
2021
Textile (Cotton, Fabric, Thread), Ink on hand made cotton paper
Unique Work
Dimensions: 76cm (H) x 56cm (W) x 0.2cm (D) / 29.9" (H) x 22" (W) x 0.08" (D)
Note: Actual colours may vary due to photography & computer settings.
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Artist Statement
Meant to be by Lana Alsamir-Diamond - is a result of a continuous interest in themes of closeness, a minimalist abstract.
Ink on Paper has a special quality, the way the black ink makes its mark on paper is very unique. My ink on paper works are extremely minimal yet have a strong presence, I could live surrounded by my ink pieces forever and never tire of their presence. They look better together, hung side by side.
Moons are a constant in my work, if you have ever watched the moon as religiously as I do, you would know that the moon has so many faces, my fascination started when I used it as a constant presence in my more figurative works, and I slowly became fascinated by the shape and the possibilities it offered to my work, it grew from a representation of the moon to a recurring motif.
Original artwork, Acrylic and Ink on hand made cotton paper, with deckled edges in natural colour.
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Ink on hand made cotton paper, with deckled edges in natural colour
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Artist Profile
Hometown: Sydney
Based in: Sydney
A Sydney based artist who made her way here via product design. Alsamir-Diamond's work is graphic minimal yet bold, work that is very personal and reminiscent of the Artist’s life, packed with cultural influences and references.
Silhouettes and composition are the primary interest of the work, a sensitivity for negative …
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