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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 : 39.4x31.5in
About this artwork
Short stories told in a few shapes and colors.. Sometimes inspired by what I see, others by how I felt.
We live in a very dynamic world - all that we witness and experience is usually very brief, fleeting. These paintings are like quick notes taken in a sketchbook - but sometimes tell stories and depict beauty difficult to be locked in just few words.
They are like slides - to remind me what caught my attention, what occupied my soul. They are dynamic,… quite simple - just like a quick note on a sheet of paper.
This piece is a memory of summer, fruity drinks out on the beach, sparkly non-alcoholic beer which the Author developed a liking for in the summer time. It is a reminder of carefree, cheerful holiday time, sunny days and sand in her shoes. Refreshing sweet bubbles dancing on the tongue, in all the fruity flavors one can think of. This is summer chill.
We live in a very dynamic world - all that we witness and experience is usually very brief, fleeting. These paintings are like quick notes taken in a sketchbook - but sometimes tell stories and depict beauty difficult to be locked in just few words.
They are like slides - to remind me what caught my attention, what occupied my soul. They are dynamic,… quite simple - just like a quick note on a sheet of paper.
This piece is a memory of summer, fruity drinks out on the beach, sparkly non-alcoholic beer which the Author developed a liking for in the summer time. It is a reminder of carefree, cheerful holiday time, sunny days and sand in her shoes. Refreshing sweet bubbles dancing on the tongue, in all the fruity flavors one can think of. This is summer chill.
Ewa Jaros
Poland
Credentials
- Works on commission
« Art is life - I wish to share mine with you. »
Ewa Jaros is a Polish artist whose paintings have been exhibited nationally, as well as in Austria, the United States, and Spain. Also a trained art critic, she wishes to leave her pieces open to interpretation, allowing viewers to create their own experiences rather than follow a theory. She believes that art is not only a form of escapism but it is also conducive to producing the purest feelings of happiness which she wants to share.