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Feb 7, 2022
Media: Oil on Panel. Framed.
Size: 16x12 in
This palm tree is one of hundreds of palms found at Puʻuhonua National Park in Big Island, Hawai’i. This park has historical significance. In early 19th century, Hawaiians who broke a law could avoid certain death by fleeing to this place of refuge or puʻuhonua. Defeated warriors and non-combatants could also find refuge here during times of battle. In present day, this is a beautiful and relaxing park by the ocean to visit. This painting is part of the ongoing series of paintings for my solo exhibit, ‘With Aloha’. © Piya Samant Fine Art. All rights reserved by the artist. Kindly Read: Free Shipping option is available only for local pickups in Worcester county. If you require shipping for this painting, kindly email me your zip code. I will send you shipping costs for USPS/UPS/International. Artist Statement: Painting is my favorite way to tell a story. In the serene sternness of mountains, the rapid thrust of waterfalls, and vastness of oceans, I see the timeless mystique of permanence and fragility. Ever changing seasons inspire me to capture universal hope and fleeting moments of Earth’s diverse landscape. Artist Bio: Born and raised in India, Piya Samant now lives and paints in the awe-inspiring New England region, USA. After pursuing a career in Technology, she picked up the brush again in 2014 and commenced her full-time art practice. Piya’s landscape paintings are characterized by colorful, light-filled canvases in a painterly style. Her work is exhibited in museums and galleries across USA. As a self-taught artist, Piya has learned art techniques by observing artworks of Master artists. She is represented by PXPContemporary and ArtsPlus galleries. In 2022, Piya received a WCC/ Mass Cultural State grant to further her painting endeavors. This palm tree is one of hundreds of palms found at Puʻuhonua National Park in Big Island, Hawai’i. This park has historical significance. In early 19th century, Hawaiians who broke a law could avoid certain death by fleeing to this place of refuge or puʻuhonua. Defeated warriors and non-combatants could also find refuge here during times of battle. In present day, this is a beautiful and relaxing park by the ocean to visit. This painting is part of the ongoing series of paintings for my solo exhibit, ‘With Aloha’. © Piya Samant Fine Art. All rights reserved by the artist. Kindly Read: Free Shipping option is available only for local pickups in Worcester county. If you require shipping for this painting, kindly email me your zip code. I will send you shipping costs for USPS/UPS/International. Artist Statement: Painting is my favorite way to tell a story. In the serene sternness of mountains, the rapid thrust of waterfalls, and vastness of oceans, I see the timeless mystique of permanence and fragility. Ever changing seasons inspire me to capture universal hope and fleeting moments of Earth’s diverse landscape. Artist Bio: Born and raised in India, Piya Samant now lives and paints in the awe-inspiring New England region, USA. After pursuing a career in Technology, she picked up the brush again in 2014 and commenced her full-time art practice. Piya’s landscape paintings are characterized by colorful, light-filled canvases in a painterly style. Her work is exhibited in museums and galleries across USA. As a self-taught artist, Piya has learned art techniques by observing artworks of Master artists. She is represented by PXPContemporary and ArtsPlus galleries. In 2022, Piya received a WCC/ Mass Cultural State grant to further her painting endeavors. |
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