Wood burning and acrylic on spruce wood.
18x24x3"
This is an original pyrography piece, hand drawn and hand burned on an irregular slice of spruce wood.
"Adiyogi" means the first yogi. In the yogic culture, Shiva is known as the Adiyogi or the originator of yoga. This piece was inspired by the natural shape of the wood and the knots were incorporated strategically into the design to create a unique and stunning imagery that can quickly become the center of a conversation. Acrylic paints were used along with the different tones of brown by varying the temperature of the metal tip to burn the wood. A coat of polyurethane was applied to the seal the piece.
It roughly measures 2ft x 1.5ft and 3 inches thick.
I grew up with art and crafts being a constant presence in my life. It wasn't until I discovered pyrography in 2017 that I found a medium that awakened the inner artist in me. I am a self-taught pyrographer honing my skills through countless hours of practice and experimentation. I began displaying my pyrography creations at local markets where it generated a lot of interest and appreciation. Soon my work caught the eye of art enthusiasts and supporters of local artisans. Today, I continue to create both custom and commissioned pyrography pieces in my studio at home.
ARTIST’S STATEMENT
As a pyrographer, I work with two natural elements - wood as my canvas and fire as my brush. While I am drawn to the organic nature of wood and its unique characteristics, I am fascinated by the art of harnessing fire to create and not destroy. Through wood burning, I love to explore the depth and texture that can be created on each piece. The art of pyrography allows me to blend my creativity with the wood's intricate patterns as a guide to create an image. My process is both meticulous and intuitive requiring precision and patience. I hope that my pyrography will inspire others to appreciate the beauty and complexity of nature.
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