Time for Green Moments
Tempera on Canvas
28x31in
$2,960
Framing
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Ela Mizi
Austria
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Pastel on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 15.7x11.8in
About this artwork
“Anthropocene defloration/defaunation”
Art vs. nature, or the art forms of nature and the natural forms of art.
Series of images that thematizes wild nature and its supposed arbitrariness and diversity in a “contrast” to “artificial, created” intelligence in the symbolic form of technical drawings and figures.
I use the visual language of botanical illustrations and study drawings by traveling scientists and autodidacts of the Renaissance and… the 18th and 19th centuries.
Through the natural forms of flora and fauna, geometric, constructed figures appear in the background, which assert their linear existence parallel to the natural world.
But it is not a juxtaposition of two different worlds - one is actually part of the other.
Geometric shapes such as diatoms, fossils, atoms, cells and fractals are the small building blocks that form the structure and enable the entire wild biotope to exist in “chaos”.
Art vs. nature, or the art forms of nature and the natural forms of art.
Series of images that thematizes wild nature and its supposed arbitrariness and diversity in a “contrast” to “artificial, created” intelligence in the symbolic form of technical drawings and figures.
I use the visual language of botanical illustrations and study drawings by traveling scientists and autodidacts of the Renaissance and… the 18th and 19th centuries.
Through the natural forms of flora and fauna, geometric, constructed figures appear in the background, which assert their linear existence parallel to the natural world.
But it is not a juxtaposition of two different worlds - one is actually part of the other.
Geometric shapes such as diatoms, fossils, atoms, cells and fractals are the small building blocks that form the structure and enable the entire wild biotope to exist in “chaos”.
Ela Mizi
Austria
Credentials
- Works on commission
Ela Mizi is a versatile Austrian artist working in painting, graphic design, textiles, and illustration. Her style, influenced by her childhood in the ancient city of Plovdiv, combines classical and abstract painting with influences from nature, mythology, and architecture. Her artwork radiates a calm yet passionate energy and reflects her intuition and personal discoveries, always seeking to bring the hidden to light and convey hope.
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