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Ai Shah
An Invitation
Oil
This scene is captured at Cudgera Creek, at the time when the ocean pulls on the water. I remained at the spot for a long time, seeking inspiration. It is only when I stopped looking that I started seeing the many colours singing and the suns dancing quietly but constantly. They are there all the time and they will be there all the time. It felt like nature was inviting me to capture this moment.
Size: 76 × 76 cm
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About Ai Shah
After growing up in Japan, I moved to Australia in 2005. The bright sun and surrounding colours have always struck me deeply and so, I started painting landscapes. Soon after beginning to paint, I became especially interested in water as a subject. Its movement, depth, colours, reflections, mood, and tranquillity. It is so ephemeral and fragile. I am constantly learning how to observe water, and to express my observations on the canvas. My technique also continuously evolves.
