Artist paints curious and characterful landscape paintings inspired by Canary Islands about beauty of chaos in the nature. She is In love with the trees's vibrant disorderliness, the intangible shapes of crashed volcanic ground and extatic motions of waves of the oceans. Varying irelations of black and white forms, but also deep blue, greens and reds — are what define artist'’s unmistakable palette and style.
Artist's expressive pictures are proxies for the viewer to connect with their own memories of their meetings with beauty of nature.
Her works offer a new, deeper, more emotional look on the relationship between human and nature.
Ludwig Wittgenstein said that there is existing only what we can express with language we speak and write. I think that what is the deepest in our souls and the most important in our emotions - we are not able name it in words. These feelings are multi-leveled complicated. And they are existing and influence our life. Often from subconcieus and night dreams. I paint usually the most escited moments in my life, a peak of my spiritual exctasy , about I would never could say any words.
Presented by BRISS ART GALLERY
BRISS ART GALLERY
(Art gallery, Spain)
The video shows a portrait of the artist during creative work with original paintings. The entire process of working with one painting takes many hours and a dozen days, which is why only some of the stages of creating the painting are indicated. The first stage is applying the selected color to a large canvas. The second is spreading the foil on the floor and arranging various forms of nature prepared by hand on it. The third is carefully covering these forms with black paint. The fourth stage is the canvas placing on the foil and the artist walking on it precisely imprints the patterns (monotype). The fifth stage is taking a shower with the painting, which involves the natural action of water. The sixth is manual finishing of the painting with black paint so that it constitutes a uniform composition. The seventh stage is applying two layers of oil varnish. The eighth phase comes after two weeks - when the painting is dry - and it is the phase of painting the back of the painting in black and signing with a white signature.
