Living Artists Contemporary Art Auction
Lot 148:
SHIPS FROM Sanjose oxed In vividly portrays the poignant scene of a neglected machine, left exhausted and abandoned after fulfilling its duties. The painting captures a human-made creation, once an essential part of daily chores, now relegated to a discarded cardboard box in a dumping zone. The machine?s weary appearance and the torn, makeshift box convey a powerful message about the transient nature of utility and the often-overlooked value of those who serve. Through a blend of detailed textures and muted tones, the artwork evokes a sense of abandonment and melancholy, highlighting the emotional and physical toll of being forsaken once one’s usefulness has ended. ARTIST BIO Silky Gogna is a self-taught mixed media artist based in San Jose, California, with a strong focus on acrylics. She began her artistic journey in 2019 while working as an engineer, using painting as an outlet to balance the demands of a fast-paced career. What started as a personal escape soon grew into a deep passion for creative expression. Through her art, Silky found a way to channel emotions and explore the connection between resilience and beauty.Her work is characterized by bold, emotive brushstrokes and vibrant, layered compositions. While she experiments with mixed media, acrylic remains her primary medium, offering her the versatility to convey movement, energy, and emotion. Silky?s pieces invite viewers to engage with the raw textures and vivid colors that reflect her personal journey.As her passion for painting grows, Silky looks forward to bringing her art to public spaces through collaborative projects, believing that art has the power to inspire and transform communities.
Condition: Good, as in the images
Dimensions: 41 x 51 cm
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