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Collaborate with Bohanna Art | Where Artistic Visions Converge
At Bohanna Art, we foster an environment that sparks creative connections. Our collaborative projects span diverse mediums, from bespoke bronze sculptures to immersive installations, offering a canvas for boundless artistic expression.
Collaborating with Bohanna Art transcends the conventional. We push boundaries, exploring uncharted artistic territories through thoughtful exchanges of ideas. Our process involves refining concepts and translating visions into captivating masterpieces.
Bohanna Art is your gateway to unparalleled collaborations. Explore possibilities, witness the fusion of artistic minds, and join us in creating art that transcends boundaries.
Discover the magic of collaboration at Bohanna Art – where artistic visions converge and creativity knows no limits.
Vincent van Gogh's iconic Sunflowers series showcases his ability to capture beauty and emotion through bold brushstrokes and vivid colors. Painted between 1888 and 1889, these works are among the most recognisable in art history.
The Sunflowers feature golden blooms in vases, set against radiant yellows and deep blues, exuding energy and movement. Van Gogh's impasto technique adds texture, inviting viewers into a rich world of color and form. Symbolising vitality and nature's beauty, the flowers also reflect themes of life, mortality, and time.
Despite Van Gogh’s struggles, the Sunflowers radiate hope and optimism. Today, they continue to inspire with their timeless beauty.
At Bohanna Art we wanted to state, with our interpretation, and in our own way, how inspiring this classic piece of art is. Its ability to capture the last days hot days of summer, and the joy of warm light that is that time of the year. The gold and silver iridesis that light with the same energy and intensity. This is a study of the beauty of nature, preserved for ever in precious metals.
Edition 1/10. Price on application.
Henri Rousseau's "Tigers in a Tropical Storm (Surprised!)" (1891) immerses viewers in a vibrant jungle scene, where a fierce tiger emerges amidst a swirling storm. The painting captures the tension between beauty and danger, with Rousseau's vivid colors and meticulous detail bringing the jungle to life. The tiger, both powerful and majestic, embodies the wild forces of nature.
Rousseau's work is a window into a world where reality and imagination blur, captivating audiences with its primal energy.
At Bohanna Art we wanted to state, with our interpretation, and in our own way, how inspiring this classic piece of art is. The delicate layers of watercolour, in all it many subtle shades, seemed translucent to me, like coloured glass. It seemed to tell its story with translucency. So we wanted to travel into this world, experience its light and shapes, move the perspectives to be able to enter this other world. Then revel in the beauty of the multiple views, never seen before.
Edition 1/10. Price on application.
Anthony van Dyck’s 1633 portrait of Charles I captures the regal splendor of the Stuart king, showcasing his power and authority. Charles is depicted in rich attire, his gaze both commanding and reflective. Van Dyck’s skillful use of light and shadow adds realism and depth, making the portrait almost lifelike.
The painting also reflects the close bond between the artist and monarch, with Van Dyck shaping Charles’ public image as a noble ruler. Yet, there’s a hint of vulnerability, foreshadowing the civil war that would lead to Charles I’s downfall.
At Bohanna Art we wanted to state, with our interpretation, and in our own way, how inspiring this classic piece of art is. It is a statement of power and nobility, made of bronze it needed to be from its time, to show it is history rendered into form. All art is from a moment in time, expresses the views and opinions of that time, be that real or contrived.
Edition 1/10. Price on application.
George Stubbs's "Whistlejacket" (1762) is a masterpiece of equestrian art, showcasing the beauty and power of a thoroughbred horse in a minimalist, lifelike portrayal. The rearing Whistlejacket is depicted against a plain background, emphasising the horse’s dynamism, while Stubbs’s attention to detail highlights every muscle and vein.
Beyond its technical brilliance, the painting celebrates the horse’s nobility and grace. Stubbs’s iconic work remains a beloved symbol of the deep bond between humans and horses.
At Bohanna Art we wanted to state, with our interpretation, and in our own way, how inspiring this classic piece of art is. This horse was in its time , a true celebrity, a true beauty. We wanted to capture that bright vitality, the potent virility in it’s full form, in brightest copper, like a true God.
Edition 1/10. Price on application.
