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Eastern Rosellas parrots are often associated with creativity and self-expression in spiritual and symbolic contexts. Its vibrant colours and melodious song are thought to inspire creative energy and help individuals tap into their artistic potential. Some believe that the bird can assist with opening the throat chakra, allowing for more confident self-expression. In certain indigenous Australian cultures, the Eastern Rosella is seen as a representation of the creative force of the Dreamtime. The bird’s ability to mimic other sounds may be seen as a metaphor for the creative process, emphasizing the importance of embracing one’s unique voice and artistic abilities.
– 46 x 38 x 1,5 cm big artwork on stretched canvas.
– The work depicts two Eastern Rosella parrots on the tree branches on a grey background.
– Monotype technique, using acrylic and acrylic ink. Spots create unique and unrepeatable imprints of colour and shape that are interesting to both the view and the touch.
– Colours in real life can be a little bit different from the colours in the photo.
– The work has its own texture and active bright accents that make the work interesting and unique.
The work is intended for those who need to express themselves creatively.
If you are interested in more detailed information, please, write to me. I will be happy to answer any questions.
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