Eukleia
Original Art by Kaysha Siemens
Eukleia, Greek goddess or spirit (daimona) of good repute and glory. Called “garland-loving” in the ancient text Bacchylides, she was especially revered by hopeful brides and bridegrooms, and was associated with both Artemis and Aphrodite.
Part of Mnemosyne, the artist’s ongoing series inspired by Greek mythology.
Oil on board, 5 x 7 inches, framed. 6.5 x 8.5 inches total frame dimensions.
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About the Artist
Kaysha Siemens
I was born and raised in Canada, and now make my home near Asheville, NC, USA. My work is primarily figurative and narrative. I work mainly in oil and graphite. My current primary focus is Mnemosyne, an ongoing project inspired by Greek myth.
My goal is the object of beauty, but that goal is achieved through engagement in process, and neither aim is worthwhile without meaning and intention. I seek to talk about the ordinary with the language of story, to arrest with exquisite imagery, and ultimately to leave viewers with a feeling, a lingering sense, that they have had a brush with the sublime.
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Kaysha Siemens
I was born and raised in Canada, and now make my home near Asheville, NC, USA. My work is primarily figurative and narrative. I work mainly in oil and graphite. My current primary focus is Mnemosyne, an ongoing project inspired by Greek myth.
My goal is the object of beauty, but that goal is achieved through engagement in process, and neither aim is worthwhile without meaning and intention. I seek to talk about the ordinary with the language of story, to arrest with exquisite imagery, and ultimately to leave viewers with a feeling, a lingering sense, that they have had a brush with the sublime.
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