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   KiniArt   
  Washington State USA  
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Art: Recycled Lilacs Keychain by Artist KiniArt
"Recycled Lilacs Keychain"
KiniArt
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'Repurposed'


Art: Fajita Vegetable Medley by Artist KiniArt
"Fajita Vegetable Medley"
KiniArt
From Show:
'In the Kitchen'


Art: The Flower Box Gang  by Artist KiniArt
"The Flower Box Gang "
KiniArt
From Show:
'FOTM: Daisies'


Art: One Reason by Artist KiniArt
"One Reason"
KiniArt
From Show:
'AbEx'


Art: Mirrored Love by Artist KiniArt
"Mirrored Love"
KiniArt
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'Reflections'


"One Reason"

Art: One Reason by Artist KiniArt
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Media:  Acrylics on gallery canvas
Dimensions:  8" x 8" x .75"
Date of Work:  2005

Seeking to express the memory of an excrutiating decision I had to make in the past. There was a time in my life when I had to enter into a doorway that divided what was from what can be. I desparately searched for a reason - just ONE reason to stay among my happy memories that I knew inside & out; too afraid to climb the fences I've built up around myself to find happiness in new possibilities.

In this painting, I wanted to convey the rosey/technicolor cheeriness of past memories being overtaken by the fuzzy grayness of hurt and indecision. I also had to figure out how to include some way to express barriers, as I had built them up around myself until they not only held me in, but held me back as well. I chose to use a chain-link type pattern because even in it's abstract form it's inorganic *coldness* is present

Created in acrylics on stretched gallery-wrap canvas. Painting continues on staple-free sides.

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Washington State, USA
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