Under the baleful stare of a sand stone dragon, a girl in blue dances and wakens a forgotten ghost.
She had the sense the limestone was aware of her, watching with a sort of intense patience. She danced her hand along the stones until her fingernails snagged in the crack that spidered from the ground to the top of the archway. The wall shimmered like heat waves off desert sands, wavering into a murky mirror.
Her reflection smiled back, eyes glittering in the fading sunlight.
Except it wasn’t her reflection. Trianna knew the girl of course. She had been dreaming of her for years, remembered the Sashiana from her, knew a little of the magic from her.
She could almost touch her.
Her reflection smiled back, eyes glittering in the fading sunlight.
is digital art, giclĂ©e printed with long-life ink on 100% cotton rag fine art paper – a high quality print that will last a lifetime.
This print comes professionally framed with a dark frame, ready to hang.
Update: Unfortunately, this lovely frame is no longer available from the supplier. Until I choose a new frame for this collection, I have limited prints available with this one. Email me at ailene@oldmountainart.com or fill out the form below and I’ll let you know.
Choose from two print sizes:
The medium size is A2 (42 cm x 60 cm)
and is limited edition of 25
The large size is A0 (84 cm x 119 cm)
and is limited edition of 5
What appealed to me most about [Ailene’s] art was how each piece both told a story in itself and linked with other paintings and the other figures to a wider story as well.
You feel like you have a chapter, a piece of the narrative, while the story continues to unfold elsewhere.
Also, each piece has its own strong, vibrant palette and colouration – almost again like a separate chapter – so I was able to buy the individual piece that spoke to me and fit with my home and other art easily.
Gareth from Cambridge
I like Ailene’s art because it seems like every picture is alive. I feel like it’s not just a picture, it’s a kind of unsaid story that makes me look closer and wonder about it.
I bought my favourite print and have told all my friends to look at Ailene’s art. My favourite painting is “Does the dance of the Sashiana mean anything to you?”. I loved it at first sight. I belly dance, and the artwork reminds me that there are people who share my passion for dancing.
Lena from Tauranga
