‘Life, Fell Together Again’ - PRINT

Reflecting on a time of great difficulty that has passed. Stripped bare, the woman watches as the world she knows renews itself, makes sense once again. Flowers move in and out of focus, fall randomly and with intent. They represent order and chaos, and how fragile our hold on order actually is. Flowers within her body, hair and spilling from her hand reflect her interconnectedness with the earth and also her role in life becoming whole again. She is both observer and participant in this process. Painted with intense gratitude for the future.

Sonia Chrystall is a Hawkes Bay, NZ artist who paints in an abstract-realistic style – colours and many layers that take themselves in their own direction. She paints intuitively, allowing the painting to take on a life and a meaning of its own. And there has to be colour - “I want people to experience some crazy, beautiful colour happiness.”

This is a giclee print on high-quality, textured cotton rag paper (frame not included).
Sizes shown are image sizes, there is a 25mm white border around the image.

All prints are sent rolled in a postage tube with a tracking number.

***** please allow for postal delays due to the pandemic *****

FRAMING TIPS

- Prints should be framed behind glass for protection.
- Frame with or without a mat border (mount), but a mat border will make the print stand out.
- My framing suggestions are white/lighter coloured frames.

Originals available for purchase on the artist’s website www.soniachrystall.co.nz
Follow on insta and facebook.

Enjoy this piece of colour happiness.