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Moonflowers - [Framed]

Name: Moonflowers - [Framed]
Brand: Sai Damisa Vanaswas
SKU: SAI_0017
Price: 57950.00 THB
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57,950.00 THB

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Sai Damisa Vanaswas Moonflowers - [Framed]

57,950.00 THB

About

Moonflowers - [Framed]

Moonflower or moon vine, is a species of night-blooming morning glory. Each blossoming lasts only a single night. In The Tale of Genji chapter “Yugao”, Prince Genji is enchanted by white flowers growing around an old house one night. A lady with a pale and elegant face appears from inside and Genji is entranced. He calls her “Yugao” (夕顔), meaning “evening face”, but that which can also be understood as “moonflower”, the same ones growing on the vines enfolding the house.

Framed Artwork - Ready to display

Dimensions (L x W x H)

41 x 48.5 cm

Place of Origin

Bangkok, Thailand

Date of Manufacture

2023

Colour

Multicolour

Condition

Brand New

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Modern interior with a white chair, round table, and abstract painting on a textured wall.

Sai Damisa Vanaswas

SAI creates surreal, abstract landscapes that blur the line between dream and reality. Her works dissolve boundaries of light, colour, and movement to form glowing, illusionistic realms that invite contemplation and exploration. Reimagining classical perspective, she constructs multidimensional compositions that bend depth and distance, evoking a sense of shifting time and space. Influenced by cubism, architecture, and natural phenomena, SAI balances precision with fluidity — crafting worlds that feel both intimate and infinite, where perception itself becomes a journey.