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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil, Oil Pastel on Linen
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 31.5x23.6in
About this artwork
The artist places the human form in huge, colorful semi-abstract landscapes. Time does not seem to concern her. In some works, its forms are depicted as an outline filled with various colors and shapes – as if the human form is a “container” – of emotions, thoughts, memories.
In many works, there is a more realistic representation of the human form. Here the heroes live and breathe in a dreamy atmosphere.
Observing her works it is obvious that people… are in a constant motion most of the time. They come from somewhere or they go somewhere. Even when they are stable you understand that what they have in mind is the next step. The Present, the Past and the Future are imprinted in their walking, in their course.
The human condition – the individual sense of her existence – is a central theme in her work, and stems from her own experience as a Greek of the Diaspora, between the two cultures.
In many works, there is a more realistic representation of the human form. Here the heroes live and breathe in a dreamy atmosphere.
Observing her works it is obvious that people… are in a constant motion most of the time. They come from somewhere or they go somewhere. Even when they are stable you understand that what they have in mind is the next step. The Present, the Past and the Future are imprinted in their walking, in their course.
The human condition – the individual sense of her existence – is a central theme in her work, and stems from her own experience as a Greek of the Diaspora, between the two cultures.
Chrys Roboras
Greece
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Experienced Artist
- Art Fair Participant
- Works on commission
« I paint what I feel, what affects me personally. I paint what speaks to me and transfer it to the canvas. »
Chrys Roboras is an artist based in Greece whose paintings have been exhibited nationally, as well as in the United States, England, Taiwan, Canada, Switzerland, China, and Australia. Through her art, she explores themes relating to identity, belonging, acceptance and love. Creating in a distinctive style that fuses abstraction with realism, symbolizing a transitional world, she most often employs oils and oil pastels on linen.