Symbolic Nature | London Artist

Symbolic wildlife painting with deer and geometric forms

American bison , buffalo painting with texture and earth colours

wildlife painting with falcon to promote vision, colourful textured painting

Contemporary painting of Native American man

Contemporary panting of Native American Woman with blue colours

Abstracted painting with white bison with symbolic meaning

Contemporary wild life painting of a wolf withblue colours an geometric abstract shapes

contemporary floral painting with colourful texture

Contemporary floral painting with texture

contemporary flower paintin with colors and texture

Contemporary flower painting with texture and bright colours

contemporary flower painting with texture and colours

Presence, 2016

For the native tribes of North America, the deer was a messenger and a symbol of intuition and sensitivity. This picture is a reminder of listening to our intuition. It`s important to stop for a few moments every day to reconnect with ourselves and to create harmony inside.

Acrylic on deep edge canvases (Triptych)

60 x 20 cm

£590

Framed

Abundance 1, 2016

In Native American legends the Bison represents the greater whole, a deep connection between the Earth and Sky. It represents Abundance, Generosity, Courage, Strength, Stability, Sharing. This picture reminds us to express our gratitude. True prosperity and stability comes when we are grateful for what we already have.

Acrylic on canvas

80 x 40 cm

£890

Vision, 2016

The Falcon symbol was used by ancient tribes across the planet to symbolise Vision, Wisdom, Focus, Strategy and Determination. This picture is a reminder to know our goals, purpose and to stay focused. It can see the world from a higher vision therefore it helps us to change perspectives and solve problems effortlessly. It also represents an opportunity for a big change in our lives, providing we can stay focused and create good strategy.

Acrylic on canvas

80 x 40 cm

£890

Spirit Dance, 2015

One of my favourite books from childhood was Winnetou from Karl May. Even though I read it many years ago, I still remember how amazed I was by the connection Native Americans had with the nature they lived in. This painting was inspired by those memories.

Acrylic on deep edge canvases (Triptych)

60 x 20 cm

SOLD

It is possible, 2017

An essential need of every human being (even if it``s subconscious ) is to connect with nature and with our true selves. However in our modern, fast paced lives this need sometimes get covered by the daily tasks and hectic schedules. Living in a big city doesn`t encourage these important connections and after a while we can experience general dissatisfaction, reach a crisis or even become physically ill. This painting has a positive call and a message, saying "It is possible" to nurture ourselves and our connection to nature and find harmony within; even in our modern lives, even in a big city, it is possible. However we have to take steps in order to achieve this.

Mixed media

Mainly Acrylic with some collage elements ( a cut up banknote) on deep edge canvas

60 x 60 cm

£1480

Abundance 2, 2016

The white Bison was considered sacred or spiritually significant in many Native American tribes. The story of white buffalo woman originate from the Lakota tribe. Her message was that everything is connected and it i`s not necessary to struggle to have abundance. White Bison represents connection with the universe, abundance, strength, being grounded.

Acrylic on deep edge canvas

60 x 60 cm

£1680

MY PATH, 2016

The wolf symbolises strong connection with our intuition, it represents high intelligence, loyalty and communication (just think about life in a wolf pack).

In Mongolia the symbol associated with good luck and according to their legends their ancestors were descended by wolves.

Acrylic on deep edge canvas

60 x 60 cm

£ 1680