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Manawa by Eelke van Hoof

Painting, Oil
One of a kind artwork
50 x 40 cm


2025
620,00 €
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Original artwork description


Manawa is one of the seven principles of life according to Hawaïan Huna. It means now is the moment of power. To me it reminds me of all the moments in my life where I realised I had to act or speak my truth in order to affirm and ground the essence of my being. Sometimes there is only a brief moment, a small window of opportunity where one shouldnt be held back by doubt. The base of the painting has a black gesso layer which gives a deep and mysterious feel to it.The sides of the painting are black. The painting is varnished, ready to hang and comes with a signed certificate of authenticity.This painting will be packaged in a cardboard box with an inner casing for maximum protection. Customs clearance is included in the shipment cost.


More details


Location
Atelier
Subject

Abstract and non-figurative

Style
Abstract
Orientation

Portrait

Size
50 x 40 cm, 0.4 kg
Created
2025/02/14 - 2025/03/30
Artwork is painted over the edge
yes
Artwork number
Manaw


Substrate and Material


Substrate »

Canvas


Material »

Oilcolor



Frequently asked questions about this work

“Manawa” was created by Eelke van Hoof.

The price is 620 EUR.

The work measures 50 x 40 cm (height x width).

The medium is Oil. Classified as Abstract and non-figurative.

The work was completed in 2025.

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