Burj Khalifa (Pixels) - Original Painting
Burj Khalifa (Pixels) is an original painting from Olivia Boa’s distinctive “Pixels” collection, created for her May 2014 Dubai exhibition. For this exhibition, Boa applied both her “Pixels” and “Blind” styles to some of Dubai’s most iconic landmarks, producing five paired works as well as a Dubai Skyline in “Pixels” only.
In her “Pixels” works, Boa reimagines the Burj Khalifa through vibrant colour and carefully structured pixel forms. Layered across the composition, these geometric elements create a sense of controlled harmony, rhythm and movement, while the interaction between the landmark’s architecture and Boa’s pixel technique gives the work a dynamic, almost hypnotic quality.
This structured approach reflects Boa’s interest in energy, motion and the continuous movement of matter, while also contrasting with the more instinctive and emotionally driven character of her “Blind” works. Through these two approaches, Boa explores the balance between analytical thought and emotional intuition, an idea that also connects with her work as both an artist and therapist.
For a more expressive and intuitive interpretation of the same landmark, explore Olivia Boa’s “Blind” series.
Details
- Original painting by Olivia Boa
- Medium: Acrylic on canvas
- Size: 150 × 100 cm
- Year: 2013
- Stretched on 3 cm deep wooden stretcher, ready to hang
Custom framing is also available. Please contact us to discuss frame styles, colours and finishes.
Delivery
- UAE delivery: artwork can be delivered rolled, stretched or custom framed ready to hang
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International delivery: artwork is typically shipped rolled in a protective tube for safer and more cost-effective transport
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About Olivia Boa
Olivia Boa is a French artist known for her vibrant use of colour and her distinctive exploration of harmony, movement and human emotion. Working with a bright palette, her paintings create an immediate visual impact while inviting a more personal and emotional response from the viewer.