Discover the creation in interiors
Artwork details
- Medium : Pencil, Colored Pencil on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 9.4x12.6in
About this artwork
An entropic temptation of explosion is the hidden engine of Edith Torony’s paintings, animated by a sense of motion and speed that seems to have migrated there from the frenzy of how our lives looked like until one year ago.
The starting point of Edith’s artistic investigation is urban imagery, understood in terms of a conglomerate of what defines our consumerist behaviour. But what if our world would be peopled exclusively with the remains of what… we consume and then leave away? What if the packaging of our insatiable impulse to devour and then throw away would start telling its own story?
Surreal, both familiar and bizarre, Edith Torony’s paintings show the immediate aftermath of an almost apocalyptic party, where guests just left and the rests of their cosmic hunger and desire are still floating around in a chaotic dance.
The starting point of Edith’s artistic investigation is urban imagery, understood in terms of a conglomerate of what defines our consumerist behaviour. But what if our world would be peopled exclusively with the remains of what… we consume and then leave away? What if the packaging of our insatiable impulse to devour and then throw away would start telling its own story?
Surreal, both familiar and bizarre, Edith Torony’s paintings show the immediate aftermath of an almost apocalyptic party, where guests just left and the rests of their cosmic hunger and desire are still floating around in a chaotic dance.
Edith Torony
Romania
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Prizewinner
- Residency Participant
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
« My work is an ode to chaos and reconstruction, to re-composition, to the reduction of everything to a recycled playground. »
Torony is an emerging Romanian artist who finds artistic inspiration in many of life's details: Books, songs, lyrics, conversations with friends, and her immediate environment - particularly the waste she has observed in the face of urban growth. Her paintings are a fusion of gestural abstraction, surreal scenes, and concrete objects and shapes.