‘Blood Moon’ by Natasha Zraikat

Artist: Natasha Zraikat
Title: ‘Blood Moon’
Medium: Oil on cradled wood panel
Dimensions: 15.7″ x 15.7″ x 1″
Framing: Unframed
Year of Creation: 2024

NOTE: This piece was available to purchase as part of ‘Ultra Wonder’ show, which ran between 8th – 29th November 2024. If you would like to inquire about its current availability, please email sales@wowxwow.com and we will be delighted to assist.

Description

‘Blood Moon’ by Natasha Zraikat

Artist: Natasha Zraikat
Title: ‘Blood Moon’
Medium: Oil on cradled wood panel
Dimensions: 15.7″ x 15.7″ x 1″
Framing: Unframed
Year of Creation: 2024

About the Artwork:

This work is a celestial celebration of all that is powerfully good and infinitely possible in our universe.

It represents the contrast between the solidity and logic of the physical world and that which is ethereal, other-worldy and beyond all physical comprehension. We humans reside somewhere between. In the space between the seen and the unseen. – Natasha Zraikat

About the Artist:

(Artist Bio)

Natasha Zraikat is a magical realist oil painter living on the Gold Coast (Yugambeh Country) Australia. Born in California to Jordanian-Palestinian and Russian-Ukrainian parents, Natasha migrated to Australia as a child where she has lived ever since.

She has a deep interest in environmentalism, humanitarianism, classical art and storytelling and these themes underpin much of her work. She hopes to bring deeper meaning and positive change to the world through her paintings and their stories.

Natasha lived for one year in Italy for creative development where she won First Prize in the City Wide Art VIII Competition in Florence. Her work has since been included in numerous art prizes and local and international exhibitions, and her work collected across Australia, the USA, the UK and Europe.

Natasha is fascinated with nature, humanity and how the two interconnect. The animal allegories found in her work represent various parts of her psyche and how she perceives reality, exploring our intrinsic connection to our natural surroundings.

Building upon previous years in contemporary portraiture, Natasha’s current work looks beyond the physical subject – diving into the realms of deeper consciousness and the human relationship with the natural and spiritual worlds.

Thoughtful compositions, glowing palettes and painterly brushwork combine, blurring the lines that often define realism and inviting the viewer into a dream-like state where intuitive meaning triumphs over physical reality.