Nathalia Suizu - Atlas
73 x 103 cm
Acrylic, Glitter & Metallic Leaf on Birch
Painted Timber Frame
AtlasĀ is part of the duo show Wild Echoes by Javiera Gart and Nathalia Suizu.
In these creatures, we recognise parts of ourselves. The fierce protection of a mother bear, the freedom in an eagleās flight, the silent knowing of an owlās gaze - these archetypes continue to shape human consciousness. Animals move between worlds - bridging the wild and the tame, the known and the mysterious, the earthly and the divine.
This collection honours animals not merely as subjects of reverence, but as living symbols of the eternal. They are reminders of our primal origins, our intuitive wisdom, and our deep, often forgotten, connection to nature and spirit. Through them, we glimpse a wilder version of ourselves - untamed, instinctual, and alive.
Ā
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Nathalia Suizu - Atlas
Nathalia Suizu - Atlas
73 x 103 cm
Acrylic, Glitter & Metallic Leaf on Birch
Painted Timber Frame
AtlasĀ is part of the duo show Wild Echoes by Javiera Gart and Nathalia Suizu.
In these creatures, we recognise parts of ourselves. The fierce protection of a mother bear, the freedom in an eagleās flight, the silent knowing of an owlās gaze - these archetypes continue to shape human consciousness. Animals move between worlds - bridging the wild and the tame, the known and the mysterious, the earthly and the divine.
This collection honours animals not merely as subjects of reverence, but as living symbols of the eternal. They are reminders of our primal origins, our intuitive wisdom, and our deep, often forgotten, connection to nature and spirit. Through them, we glimpse a wilder version of ourselves - untamed, instinctual, and alive.
Ā
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73 x 103 cm
Acrylic, Glitter & Metallic Leaf on Birch
Painted Timber Frame
AtlasĀ is part of the duo show Wild Echoes by Javiera Gart and Nathalia Suizu.
In these creatures, we recognise parts of ourselves. The fierce protection of a mother bear, the freedom in an eagleās flight, the silent knowing of an owlās gaze - these archetypes continue to shape human consciousness. Animals move between worlds - bridging the wild and the tame, the known and the mysterious, the earthly and the divine.
This collection honours animals not merely as subjects of reverence, but as living symbols of the eternal. They are reminders of our primal origins, our intuitive wisdom, and our deep, often forgotten, connection to nature and spirit. Through them, we glimpse a wilder version of ourselves - untamed, instinctual, and alive.
Ā
