Mixed Media Painting on 4 Separate Panels 'First Rays of Joy' Item ID: 2669891014

Name: Mixed Media Painting on 4 Separate Panels 'First Rays of Joy'
Brand: Rose Doya
SKU: 2669891014
Price: 335.79 USD
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"Lights bright and radiant break through darkness in this original composition by Rose Doya. 'The composition is divided in four parts forming an abstract design. It represents gold and violet rays,' explains Doya as she presents this quadriptych. 'It symbolizes transformation, transmutation, and creativity, as well as the first moments of happiness.' Contrasting textures accent the artist's meaning as she works with acrylic paints and plaster of Paris."

Item detail

9.17 lbs
Each: 19.8 inches H x 19.8 inches W x 1.4 inches D
Acrylic and plaster of Paris on canvas
Arrives unframed
Each work features slight variations that make it unique
Signed by the artist
Stretched

Made in Brazil

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Rose Doya

"Whether it was destiny or my parents' wishes, I went to university to study physiotherapy. It was my parents' dream to have a daughter working in the health sector. I put a lot of effort into my studies and I worked as a physiotherapist for eight years, until I realized I was carrying with me a sense of emptiness. I used to leave the hospital with an uncontrollable urge to get home and start gluing together my art materials so I could relax in body and mind. Soon I realized my hobby was consuming me more than my career.

"I discovered the true value behind personal satisfaction. What gives me a sense of happiness in my life is to paint.

"I talked to my husband, a systems analyst, and he supported me. We left our jobs and comfortable city lifestyle and moved to a calm farmhouse, faraway from the city's noise and stress.

"Even though my family didn't quite approve of my decision, I am fully aware it was the best decision I have ever made in my life. The rhythm of our daily life transformed completely. My husband now grows mushrooms, and I'm completely dedicated to art, my true life's passion."

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Rose Doya

Rose Doya

"I loved to draw when I was a child. I was always asking my parents to buy me coloring books, pencils and paintbrushes. I was always trying to copy and enlarge the images I saw in magazines or book illustrations. It was my greatest source of fun and pleasure.

"Whether it was destiny or my parents' wishes, I went to university to study physiotherapy. It was my parents' dream to have a daughter working in the health sector. I put a lot of effort into my studies and I worked as a physiotherapist for eight years, until I realized I was carrying with me a sense of emptiness. I used to leave the hospital with an uncontrollable urge to get home and start gluing together my art materials so I could relax in body and mind. Soon I realized my hobby was consuming me more than my career.

"I discovered the true value behind personal satisfaction. What gives me a sense of happiness in my life is to paint.

"I talked to my husband, a systems analyst, and he supported me. We left our jobs and comfortable city lifestyle and moved to a calm farmhouse, faraway from the city's noise and stress.

"Even though my family didn't quite approve of my decision, I am fully aware it was the best decision I have ever made in my life. The rhythm of our daily life transformed completely. My husband now grows mushrooms, and I'm completely dedicated to art, my true life's passion."

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