The Manifestation of Being
Splashes of colour and traces of hope compound this canvas. Manifesting positive emotions can help foster change in yourself and the world around us. The work aims to push the boundaries of the status quo encouraging the viewer to see beyond the present and strive for a better future.
2022, H88cm x W120cm Acrylic and Oil on Canvas Original
​Sightless Colour
This painting represents a looming bleakness shaped by our interactions with water and its impending scarcity. The juxtaposition of vibrant and dark colours suggests a stranglehold that cannot be escaped.
2022. H50cm x W76cm Oil on Board Original
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D31 Art Gallery Winter Exhibition / Selected Artist 2023
Beyond the Echoes of Reality
The space between reality and imagination brings to focus the unseen, the things we cannot see and things we do not want to. The blacks, blues, and hints of yellow have evolved into a painting riddled with vertical and horizontal lines. Are you able to read in between the lines?
​2019. H45.5cm x W61cm Acrylic on Canvas Original
​The Impasse
This painting represents lack of progress overshadowed by gigantic red arms that suggest the challenges we need to overcome to achieve equality for all.
​2022. H61cm x W76cm Oil on Canvas. Original
D31 Art Gallery Winter Exhibition / Selected Artist 2023
https://www.d31artgallery.com/current-exhibition/veena-purchon/the-impasse
Abundance
This artwork represents the transition between the present and future. The swooshing motions signify the fluidity and freedom of water, yet its broken cycle and red tones signal a change.
2022, H45.5cm x W60cm Acrylic and Oil on Canvas Original
Flux Review Winter Exhibition:19 Deccember 2022- 19 March 2023
https://artspaces.kunstmatrix.com/en/exhibition/11184002/the-flux-review-winter-exhibition-part-1
Dark Interactions
Each step away from water edges us towards a bleaker existence. This painting intends to show our negative relationship with water rooted in abstract expressionism. The flicker of light and dark, the various shapes, and colours mostly notably the small amount of blue demonstrates the lack of water overpowered by dark forces. Not only is there a sense of absence, but the shadowy yellows that beam through provide an ominous backdrop.
2022. H80cm x W30cm Oil on Canvas Original
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Flux Review Winter Exhibition:19 December 2022- 19 March 2023 The Fronteer Open 2022 Exhibition / Selected Artist, Sheffield 7-17th December 2022
https://artspaces.kunstmatrix.com/en/exhibition/11184002/the-flux-review-winter-exhibition-part-1