Curious Orange Fatties Modern Art by Contemporary Artist

by Jani Bryson

Title

Curious Orange Fatties Modern Art by Contemporary Artist

Artist

Jani Bryson

Medium

Painting - Giclee

Description

A mixed media batik composite of bright orange fat exotic fish. The artist and photographer, Jani Bryson, started with a photograph she captured of exotic fish during a journey with her family to Beijing, China in 2010. Years later, as part of her healing meditation practice, she created a painting from the photo and then digitally incorporated some of her favorite batik textiles while enhancing to reveal texture and shadow. This bright and colorful piece of artwork is signed by the artist in the lower right hand corner.
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In Feng Shui, the koi fish is thought to be auspicious and attracts prosperity and abundance. Hang a framed print or a wrapped gallery canvas of this artwork in your living space, or work environment, to bring peace, wealth and abundance to your life. Or consider sending a greeting card featuring this meditative artwork to bestow someone you care about with positive energy and inspiration. The artist has an acrylic print of this piece backlighted in her home.
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Artistically, Jani is fascinated with color, and inspired by spiritual connection, synchronicity and energy. Deeply intuitive, and highly sensitive, when photographing, she attempts to capture the essence of the soul in her imagery. An avid beachcomber, she collects shells, pebbles and rocks from around the world because she feels they are vessels of energy and beauty from many different times and places. She is an artist by calling and her current mediums are painting and photography. She is always learning and makes a conscious effort to explore new ideas and study new things. She finds her greatest inspiration through meditative practice.
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More about feng shui:
Feng shui was developed in China more than 3,000 years ago. Feng shui means, literally, "wind water", as in Chinese culture these things are associated with good health and good fortune. The ancient art of feng shui focuses on arranging the environment so that energy or "chi" flows gently and smoothly through a space.
(Chi, or Qi, is translated as "life energy", "life force", or "energy flow").
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Koi fish are popular in outdoor koi ponds or water gardens. Koi are popular subject matter for tattoos as symbolically they stand for abundance, wealth, prosperity, peace and luck.
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Copyright � 2013- Jani Bryson. All rights are reserved. May not be reproduced, copied, edited, published, transmitted or downloaded in any way, shape or form. Copying, altering, displaying or redistribution of any of this image without written permission from the Artist is strictly prohibited.

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April 14th, 2013

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