Emily Bharatiya - Original Artwork - No. 10 Chairs and Shadows Series food ) to leaning into the

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Emily Bharatiya - Original Artwork - No. 10 Chairs and Shadows Series food ) to leaning into theNo. 10 Chairs and Shadows Series Emily Bharatiya Acrylic On Wood 8 x 8 in Framed Size: 9 x 9 x 1. 5 in Location: Flyby Provisions About the Artist in her own words: My paintings explore themes of personal growth, presence, relational dynamics, absence, connection, and hope. Viewers always ask, 'Why chairs?' I think chairs are an evocative metaphor for the human experience. I imagine them as figures or emotions in my work; their arrangements and