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'Heaven Sent’ by Vania Lawson
$550.00
Oil on canvas, framed
22.5 x 22.5 cm
About the artwork:
Vania's works are emotional and psychological places, beautiful internal landscapes of her surrounds.
"My work speaks of things that are timeless, I feel that for most of us our oceans, skies and landscapes represent something that is comforting and timeless."
Her current series of work explores our relationship to a sense of place, revealing an interest in how it is perceived and remembered through tone and hue. It renders the ordinary, the overlooked, the neglected and sometimes forgotten beauty within our world of images that surround us each day.
About the artwork:
Iwona believes every place we have lived leaves something within us. Our experiences, memories, and surroundings quietly shape the way we see ourselves and the world. Inspired by the colours and geological formations of Western Australia's red earth, she combines the female figure with abstract structures drawn from the land. These forms are not a representation of a particular place, but a visual language for the experiences, memories, and patterns that shape our identity.
The layered structures reflect both the landscape and the invisible architecture we carry within us. They suggest memory, belonging, resilience, and change, reminding us that every person carries a history that cannot always be seen.
Through her work, she hopes to encourage people to pause, look beyond the surface, and discover a deeper understanding of themselves and of one another.
About the artist:
Vania is a Perth based, Australian artist with a background in design and scenic art. She is drawn to landscapes with distinct light and texture, the movement of all weather conditions and how that plays on our surroundings. Her works are emotional and psychological places, beautiful internal landscapes of her surrounds.
This recent series of artworks pay tribute to our striking weather conditions, from dawn to dusk and the strong horizons that define our rural areas.
She explores our relationship to a sense of place, revealing an interest in how it is perceived and remembered through tone and hue. Her aim is to create the overlooked, the neglected and sometimes forgotten beauty within our landscapes that surround us each day.