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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 29.9x35.8in
About this artwork
Fisher's Ghost Art Award Finalist.
This painting forms part of the Chameleon Series:
Inspired by a painting of the same name which was created with an unplanned
approach, without a set mind or sketch. The result was so different to her usual style that it initiated a new approach to perceive and treat colours and shapes. This approach is meant to create a playful interaction of colours. They may change or simulate neighbouring colours, or transition… into new ones by themselves or in conjunction with others. They are bold and bright, challenging the perception of how real or ambiguous
images can be by using simultaneous contrast of colours and interferences of space.
This painting forms part of the Chameleon Series:
Inspired by a painting of the same name which was created with an unplanned
approach, without a set mind or sketch. The result was so different to her usual style that it initiated a new approach to perceive and treat colours and shapes. This approach is meant to create a playful interaction of colours. They may change or simulate neighbouring colours, or transition… into new ones by themselves or in conjunction with others. They are bold and bright, challenging the perception of how real or ambiguous
images can be by using simultaneous contrast of colours and interferences of space.
Celia Fernandez
Australia
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Art Fair Participant
- Works on commission
« An image can take you to a happy place, bring you a melancholic memory, or dream about the future ... »
Celia Fernandez is a painter and photographer based in Australia whose works have been exhibited nationally and in the Netherlands. In addition, her art has been featured in publications such as Belle Magazine Australia, Diafano Magazine, Northshore Living, etc.
Highly influenced by the Op Art movement, Fernandez's vibrant dotilism compositions are imbued with symbolism. While the dots seem perfectly synchronized, each one is unique, representing the complexity and uniqueness that all of us possess.
Highly influenced by the Op Art movement, Fernandez's vibrant dotilism compositions are imbued with symbolism. While the dots seem perfectly synchronized, each one is unique, representing the complexity and uniqueness that all of us possess.