Estelle Asmodelle
Nodal Transference
2022

About the Item

This artwork is an emotional piece that explores the idea of transferring information from one node to the other, from one side to the other. Here the concept of 'action painting' has been stripped down to provide a clear idea of the premise in its simplest form, free from the complexities of how 'action painting' usually appears — painted in the style of abstract expressionism. This work is painted on professional-grade canvas stretched and sealed with varnish. The canvas has dimensions of 315 cm in width by 210 cm in height. The painting will wrap around the sides, so there is no need for a frame as the painting is 20 cm wider and higher than these dimensions to provide the colour wrap. This canvas is too big to ship mounted on a stretcher; not only is it logistically challenging to ship the work, but it has a higher chance of getting damaged. So what the work is shipped off the stretcher, rolled up in a tube. The collector will need to have the work remounted with their local framer, and to compensate, the work has free shipping. This work was created on the 2nd of June 2022. A Certificate of Authenticity with hologram - verification is attached to the image. Estelle Asmodelle is a famous multi-awarding winning Australian artist who started painting at the age of 5 with her mother, who was also an artist. While attending Wollongong University, Estelle started painting abstract pieces in the style of abstract expressionism. Estelle has exhibited in many galleries worldwide, from the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum to the Global Gallery in Sydney. Her works are in corporate and private collections in over seven countries. Estelle is considered one of the best selling painters in Australia by many Australian art portals.

Creator:

Estelle Asmodelle (1954, Australian)

Creation Year:

2022

Dimensions:

Height: 82.68 in (210 cm)Width: 124.02 in (315 cm)Depth: 1.58 in (4 cm)

Medium:

Gesso,Acrylic Polymer,Varnish

Movement & Style:

Abstract Expressionist

Period:

2010-