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Artwork details
- Medium : Watercolor on Paper
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 11x8.3in
About this artwork
In this painting, I've captured the essence of good old nostalgia with an inviting, old door hidden by verdant foliage. I used watercolor to evoke the faded yet vibrant charm of a Mediterranean escape. The washed green door symbolizes both mystery and possibility—a threshold waiting to be crossed. I aspire to bring a serene invitation and intriguing allure into your space, an everyday gateway that stirs curiosity and wonder.
Ana Markovic
Serbia
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« Most of my inspiration, or what drives me, comes from the work itself. »
Ana Markovic is an award-winning painter from Serbia who has exhibited nationally and internationally.
In recent years, her work has revolved around nature, whether it's landscapes on fire, regular landscapes, or botanical ones. Ana believes that nature should be in focus because it heals us, has the power of revival, and brings much-needed serenity to our busy lives. Also, with global warming's growing presence, nature becomes a burning topic (pun intended) to shed light on all the beauty we are in danger of losing. That is why nature, in all its glory, is the main actor in all the stories here.
She works in various media, from watercolor to oils. However, her newest pieces feature mixed media on canvas with oil paint in the lead role. While the initial layers present fine play between acrylic paint and charcoal drawing, oil comes later to tie it all together, giving it transparency and depth.
In recent years, her work has revolved around nature, whether it's landscapes on fire, regular landscapes, or botanical ones. Ana believes that nature should be in focus because it heals us, has the power of revival, and brings much-needed serenity to our busy lives. Also, with global warming's growing presence, nature becomes a burning topic (pun intended) to shed light on all the beauty we are in danger of losing. That is why nature, in all its glory, is the main actor in all the stories here.
She works in various media, from watercolor to oils. However, her newest pieces feature mixed media on canvas with oil paint in the lead role. While the initial layers present fine play between acrylic paint and charcoal drawing, oil comes later to tie it all together, giving it transparency and depth.