by Beatrice Mar
oil on canvas,
100.5 x 100.5 cm
2012
This painting comes from a series made as a response to the economic decline in Greece in 2012. Water has both the qualities of permanence and impermanence; similarly an economy can fluctuate, both rise and fall. The title references are used by inland Australian Aborigines to describe different types of water, the permanent type, such as "Jila" and the seasonal, such as "Jumu". The aerial views were a direct association to experiencing the crisis unfold from a distant country in Sydney, Australia.
Permanent Water
The artwork is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, signed by the president of Dogma Athens and the artist.
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