Deborah ( Butterfloge) the prime state.
$5,000.00
Deborah ( Butterfloge ) is a painting that was widely inspired by the state and energy of the known and the unknown, the seen and the unseen feelings of the life of a close relative. Deborah as a painting depicts the characteristics of a beautiful butterfly with colorful wings with nothing to worry or think about could possibly go wrong. Her wings are so long and beautiful that she could fly all around her world with great admiration to any one that sees her beautiful. Deborah is so young and sublime in her ways that she wants to have it all ( her Dreams )she dreams of spreading her wings so wide to touch the sky high . She once said I can eat my cake and still have it, I smiled. She said again people Do ! I was wowed, really? Yes she said. The life of a man is like a butterfly, people live differently but die surely, some butterflies live from 1-4 weeks while others ( Monarch, Red Admiral ) 6-8 months. Hence this painting is to create in the mind of its viewers of the importance of time management and utilizing the essence of once existence within time and space. Make Hey while the sun ☀️ shines they say . This idiom means that make the most of favorable circumstances be productive and efficient. Deborah ( Butterfloge ) the prime state
Artist Name
Sidney Efe Osioh
Artist Statement
My paintings navigate the realm of abstraction and surrealism that reflects on the complex notions and issues of identity, linking cultural provenance, from past and present. I explore motifs and elements from familiar place, fragmenting self in otherworldly situations to reveal the multifaceted nature of our human experience.
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