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Other details :
Artwork unmounted, but already framed and ready to hang.
Dimensions :
18.7x22.8in
About this artwork
The tiny anthers that circle the centre of this floral painting appear at a quick glance to be the seats of a carousel, the outward sweeping brushstrokes across the petals suggesting movement, the colours evoking the sense of fun and excitement of a fairground. Ann finds pleasures in flowers, and often paints them in intricate detail in observational studies that are as much emotional responses as clear depictions. Carousel is a burst of jubilation,… vibrantly filling the entire canvas. Ann’s joy in nature is apparent in this framed oil painting, and she hopes it will encourage others to delight in our natural world too.
« My life is like a mosaic, composed of little fragments of memories, traditions and family histories. Yet despite all this, my heart sings in a quiet whisper. »
Ann Bubis, a painter and sculptor from the United Kingdom, has exhibited in Germany, Czechia, the United States and the U.K. As an intuitive artist, her abstract and realistic pieces are a response to global issues concerning the environment and ‘throw-away society’, as well as ancestral history, to name a few. Bubis works comprise varying styles and media, with her current focus on framed mosaics and sculptures which she calls ‘juxtapositions’.