Product Description
Acrylic Paint on a Thrifted Canvas with Plaster Borders
Dimensions
16"x30.5"
Accessible Audio Description
The piece is acrylic paint on a rectangular, thrifted canvas with a textured plaster border. The subject is a nude female figure, bound to a pole with rope, shibari style. The figure is in a seated position, with her hands tied behind her back and her legs tied to the pole. The subject's face is covered by a bouquet of flowers. The style of the piece is semi realism painted in monochrome purple.
About the Artist
See more from The Artist at Sacramento.shop/theartistknownasnyx
Acrylic Paint on a Thrifted Canvas with Plaster Borders
Dimensions
16"x30.5"
Accessible Audio Description
The piece is acrylic paint on a rectangular, thrifted canvas with a textured plaster border. The subject is a nude female figure, bound to a pole with rope, shibari style. The figure is in a seated position, with her hands tied behind her back and her legs tied to the pole. The subject's face is covered by a bouquet of flowers. The style of the piece is semi realism painted in monochrome purple.
About the Artist
Nyx is a Sacramento local who has recently reunited with her passion for art. She was blessed to be born into a family that continuously encourages her in her artistic endeavors. Throughout her childhood, Nyx's parents worked hard to provide her with dance, music and art lessons all of which influence who she is as a creative today.
Although encouraged by her teachers to pursue art school Nyx initially got her associate degree in Theatre Acting. However, she would soon discover a new passion for working with children on the ASD spectrum. This discovery would eventually lead her to a bachelor's degree in psychology and a career in Applied Behavioral Analysis.
After five years in corporate ABA companies, Nyx began to feel burned out. More and more, she saw these large companies treat her precious clients as dollar signs and numbers as opposed to the amazing children that they were.
In April of 2023 Nyx left her corporate position and found herself with some time on her hands. What initially started as a project to create art for the walls of her new home, soon ignited the love that Nyx had for crating. She began exploring her relationship with herself and those around her through art. Each new piece became a denouncement of the world that had burned her out.
Recently Nyx began working for a local, woman-run, ABA company that is allowing her to grow her passion for the field once again, as well as giving her the time to continue creating art.
See more from The Artist at Sacramento.shop/theartistknownasnyx