Phalakāsana
Phalakāsana was created with joint knives, rubber blades and non traditional tools. It is titled after the High Plank pose in modern yoga. High Plank is used in some forms of the Sun Salutations and strengthens the arms, wrists and spine. This large scale abstract artwork is influenced by Hennick’s meditation and yoga practice.
Details
- FramingFramed
- SignatureHand-signed by Artist
- Visual QualitiesBright & Vivid Colors
- ClassificationOriginal
Name Of Artist (So You Are Searchable!)
Mark Hennick
Medium
- Painting
Exact Dimensions
50" x 38" x 2.5"
Year Created
2024
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Artist signature is on the back of the painting.
Materials
Acrylic paint and medium with a glossy finish on wood panel. This is an original artwork in a black floating frame ready to hang.
Medium & Techniques
- Non-representational Abstract
Subject Matter
- Geometric Patterns
- Landscapes & Waterscapes
- Skyscapes
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About the listing author
Mark Hennick is a mindful and meditative painter with many years of experimentation, self-study and practice. His current body of works are expressive abstract paintings…
Mark Hennick is a mindful and meditative painter with many years of experimentation, self-study and practice. His current body of works are expressive abstract paintings…