If you have been looking for an original work of gallery quality fine art that seems to capture the spiritual essence of the physical practice of Yoga, this beautifully crafted drawing may be for you.
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Tranquilinear 2 is a 2005 piece by Martin J. Williams, an Alberta College of Art alumnus. This multi-media drawing feels almost 'alive' due to the particular attention paid to the way it was done. It has a special allure "(that) wasn't meant to be captured in a photograph," says the artist.
By leaving information missing from the subject, allows the observer to participate by 'imagining in' the positive and negative space more and more, upon continuously viewing.
"When you do this, it's almost like for a moment, you become the drawing. You become the pose, transcending
dissonances within oneself, to embody the tranquility I think the practice of Yoga can inspire."
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The piece also pays some homage to painting movements of the past, as well as drawings by older masters. This is also to somewhat represent mature and modern values of aesthetic beauty, pursued at different periods of time in art history.
By bringing an increased sense of pleasure and serenity to whoever might own it, Tranquilinear 2 will be a great addition to the collection of you or someone you care about to enjoy again and again, for years to come.
"I think this drawing, and the series in general, isn't just about the tranquility of the pose or poses, it's also a little about calm and discord that can be found in art."
*A donation will be made to the debra organization, which supports families affected by Epidermolysis Bullosa.
Size: 24"X20" (60cmX51cm)
The best yoga art science can be found in great drawing and classical painting.