
Celeste Groenewald
Celeste Groenewald translates the fleeting nature of dreams into meticulously crafted visual narratives.
Works by Celeste Groenewald
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Curated Sets
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Asana Meditations
4 Prints · Ready to Frame
These works explore various yoga poses, emphasizing form, flow, and introspective calm through a consistent illustrative style. — ‘Seated Angle Pose’, ‘Crescent Lunge’, ‘Three Legged Downward Dog’ and ‘Padmasana’.
Sacred Gestures
This set focuses on hand gestures and seated meditative postures, conveying themes of spiritual connection and inner peace.
Pigeon Variations
These pieces depict the Eka Pada Rajakapotasana (Pigeon Pose) in different interpretations, showcasing a consistent subject across varied palettes.
Revolved Perspectives
These works share a common theme of revolved or twisted poses, rendered with a similar illustrative technique and a focus on dynamic tension.
About Celeste
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Good to Know
Where is Celeste Groenewald based?
She lives and works in Bloemfontein, South Africa, where she also completed her fine arts degree.
What are the primary influences on her work?
Her practice is deeply influenced by natural history, the etchings of Francisco de Goya, and the quiet atmosphere of libraries and museums.
What is the artist's academic background?
She holds a four-year Bachelor’s degree in Fine Art from the University of the Free State, completed in 2015.
Has she worked in the museum sector?
Yes, she served as a Museum Guide at the Oliewenhuis Art Museum and collaborated with colleagues to organize an exhibition there.
Does she work in a specific medium?
Since 2015, she has explored and experimented with a variety of media, including book illustration and layout design.
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