Otherness (New Abstract from Gaya)
Otherness is a new socio-philosophical utopia abstract artwork created by Gaya.
Otherness
About Painting
Style: Abstract Informal
Media: Acrylic Painting on Canvas
Size: 24 x 30 inches
Year: 2016
Creation through the abstract art is the sublime freedom to express oneself. To be an artist means to Gaya to gain that ultimate and sought-after freedom. With the power of colour, she tries to capture the beauty of landscapes, light refractions, mysterious fluctuations of water, texture of flowers, and deviational patterns of a moving form.
Otherness is representative of Gaya’s art philosophy. The common theme of her creation is artist’s abstractive reflection on, and interpretation of, the natural world and phenomena as well as socio-philosophical reflections on our lives as fragmented as wholesome they are. The paintings include natural environments and objects, single elements of natural phenomena and geographical ambiance, panoramic view, and wildlife. This work, however, does not only convey Gaya’s admiration with nature but it also embraces the realities of life and surrounding world through the lens of our aspirations towards freedom and socially absurdist perceptions of human interrelations with nature and emotional strength and resurgence.
Gaya is an award-winning contemporary abstract artist who lives and creates in Toronto. During her emerging artistic career, Gaya has succeeded in many of her endeavors. Gaya is a featured artist with a number of galleries, curatorial hubs and art organizations. The artist is a recipient of multiple awards and recognitions in prestigious art competitions. Her works have been published in several reputable magazines, art reviews and publications. Gaya actively exhibits in Canada and abroad. Gaya’s work was and continues to be showcased in Italy, Spain, Portugal, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, UK, Colombia, Japan and the United States. Her art book “Stretching the Boundaries of Abstract” was published in 2015. Gaya’s video art projects appear in major art events and festivals.