Artist Concept:
"Joy to Be Had" is a celebration of colour and texture, crafted entirely from sustainable, upcycled materials. This mixed media piece transforms a repurposed canvas using nitrocellulose, acrylics, spray paints, rubber, resin, and metallics. Each element adds to the vibrant energy of the artwork, capturing the essence of spontaneity and the beauty of reimagining the ordinary into something extraordinary. This piece speaks to the joy of creation and the potential to find delight in the unexpected.
Junk and Disorderly Disclaimer:
I am in the business of Junk, old unused items people are going to throw away. My joy as a recreator is to wave my magic shiny wand and transform them into something I am proud to send out my door. It must be said though, that there is nothing perfect in the old (sorry mum) - if you look closely, you are going to find rust, scratches or the odd ugly backside as I endeavour to do my best in a sustainable way. With upcycling, must come the understanding that these come to you flawed like the sediment in an old wine, or a tarnished old coin from years ago. Enjoy the old and celebrate our flaws, old or new! Thanks MSM.
Height 77cm x Width 77cm
Under 5kg
Joy to Be Had
My Shiny Perspective:
In a world that often feels cluttered, "Joy to Be Had" is a burst of exuberance, showing that joy is never out of reach when creativity takes the lead. Every stroke and material is a nod to sustainability, proving that beauty can be found in the most unexpected places. The vibrant mix of colours and textures mirrors the spontaneity of life, reminding us that joy can be crafted from what we already have, waiting to be discovered in the vibrant layers of our surroundings.
