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| Year of creation | 2023 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 61 W × 91 H × 4 D cm |
| Type of art | painting |
| Style | expressionism |
| Genre | landscape |
| Materials | mixed method, wood |
| Type of packaging | cardboard box |
Description of the Artwork “NALLORYA NEBULA”
Tiffani employed her holographic resin painting technique to create the NALLORYA NEBULA, bursting with brilliant blue and purple hues, surrounded by swirling tendrils of electrifying metallic gold that seem to appear and disappear in the clouds. Rich textural elements evoke the dynamic energy of a distant supernova. As the eye travels outward, the colors begin to recede into blackness. The resin medium adds a unique depth and dimensionality to the piece, with layers of color and texture that appear to float and shift in space. The surface of the artwork is smooth and glossy, creating a striking contrast to cool charcoal black wood sides that are a work of art in their own right. The experience is beautifully magnified by the LED strips beaming out from behind the painting, elevating it to an art installation that merges light and form. Size: 24" x 30" Sides: Oregon Poplar wood with Japanese style, "Shou Sugi Ban" effect* Materials: UV-Resistant, eco-friendly tinted epoxy resin, multilayered for extraordinary depth Lighting: Fully installed LED strips that are customizable via a remote control, can sync with music, and plugs into either a wall outlet, or a battery pack via a USB cord. This install gives the painting an outer glow that is achieved with transparent stand-offs for light leakage from behind.
Tiffani Buteau, United States
I'm eternally in awe of not just the beauty that exists in nature but the laws that govern that beauty. The same laws that captivate us with a sprawling sunset (something quite large, also beguile us with the magnificence of a nebula (something mind-boggling huge) or with the inner structure of the cells in a leaf (something quite small). There is a beauty that belies itself as chaos all around us. I work in resin for this very reason. As I pour and manipulate the thick liquid resin, for a moment in time I experience, like a fleeting sunset, the beauty that the laws of physics creates on the canvas, just before it disappears and reinvents itself, settling on the final outcome of the painting. As a former surfer, this reminds me of lying on the board in the water and catching a glimpse of a never to be replicated moment where a small wave peaks and crests and water foams about only to disappear. I want to capture moments tied in their core to nature on a canvas. Resin lets me freeze those moments in time.