Discover the creation in interiors
Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 59.1x39.4in
About this artwork
At dawn, I see nothing but impalpable fog.
I perceive indefinite shapes and forms that I could not name and I lose myself, at the mercy of microscopic droplets that envelop me without heating me up.
My slow pace takes me to a space that I do not understand but I feel it is mine.
I reach out and recognize my canvases, my brushes.
My vision is still blurred but the memory is alive and it gives me back the images I was looking for.
I dip the brush,… lash the canvas to stop the moment and the creation of the memory takes me back to a primitive instant where bodies did not possess consciousness or identity but only flesh and movement.
I perceive indefinite shapes and forms that I could not name and I lose myself, at the mercy of microscopic droplets that envelop me without heating me up.
My slow pace takes me to a space that I do not understand but I feel it is mine.
I reach out and recognize my canvases, my brushes.
My vision is still blurred but the memory is alive and it gives me back the images I was looking for.
I dip the brush,… lash the canvas to stop the moment and the creation of the memory takes me back to a primitive instant where bodies did not possess consciousness or identity but only flesh and movement.
Andrea Solaja
Italy
Credentials
- Group shows participant
- International Exposure
- Experienced Artist
- Covered by the Press
- Solo shows participant
- Works on commission
« The imperfection of matter is an ideal pursuit. »
Andrea Solaja is a painter and sculptor based in Italy whose works have been featured in solo exhibitions nationally. Describing her art as evolutionary, her compositions reveal her deep connection with the life and the light that she has "regained". In addition, Solaja cites nature as being intrinsic to her artistic research. Her painterly compositions are often created with natural pigments, oils, and acrylics on canvas, paper, or fabric.