Anji Woodley / Paper Sculpture VI

$309

Anji Woodley is an emerging mixed-media contemporary artist from South Africa, currently based in Toronto, Canada. Her work is a reflection of her deep connection with nature and her roots, which she expresses through the use of natural materials and textures. 

Anji's evolving body of work is rooted in the idea that memories—and the thoughts tied to them—are enduring forms of energy. Stewards of Thought explores memory as a river we can return to, and thought as a thread that never fully unravels. She incorporates encaustic wax, charcoal-based inks, and natural dyes made from foraged and repurposed materials. Having moved from South Africa, Woodley often finds Toronto moments echoing memories of home, bridging two places across continents. Her practice reflects a deep fascination with the perception of time, memory, and the unseen energy that flows through us.
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Artwork Dimensions: 7" x 6"

Original; 1 of 1.

The work comes with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by the Founder of Tacit.

Recycled paper, acrylic paint, and stitched fabric.

 

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Anji Woodley / Paper Sculpture VI
Anji Woodley / Paper Sculpture VI
$309

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Anji Woodley

Anji Woodley is an emerging mixed-media contemporary artist from South Africa, now based in Toronto, Canada.

Her work is a reflection of her deep connection with nature and her roots, which she expresses through the use of natural materials and textures.

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