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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Paper
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 11x7.9in
About this artwork
This work is a window to another world, which invites us to question the notion of elsewhere.
The artist leaves the choice of reading: is the character immersed in a daydream, looking away at his "elsewhere"?
Is he already part of it and looking at the horizon with melancholy?
Is he expecting someone to come? A forthcoming departure?
ABOUT THE SEA SERIES:
In psychoanalysis, water and emotions have a close connection. This convergence is found… instinctively when a scene comes to mind: there is something cathartic about representing the emotions that run through us.
A chromatic symbolism as well as pictorial elements that will set the tone for the perceived emotion, first come to me intuitively.
The environment is carefully selected. Generally inspired by archives of travel images and/or architectural elements that marked me, the weaving of the decorations gives body to the image.
The artist leaves the choice of reading: is the character immersed in a daydream, looking away at his "elsewhere"?
Is he already part of it and looking at the horizon with melancholy?
Is he expecting someone to come? A forthcoming departure?
ABOUT THE SEA SERIES:
In psychoanalysis, water and emotions have a close connection. This convergence is found… instinctively when a scene comes to mind: there is something cathartic about representing the emotions that run through us.
A chromatic symbolism as well as pictorial elements that will set the tone for the perceived emotion, first come to me intuitively.
The environment is carefully selected. Generally inspired by archives of travel images and/or architectural elements that marked me, the weaving of the decorations gives body to the image.
Florence Giuca
France
Credentials
- Group shows participant
- Residency Participant
- Works on commission
« What does the invisible tell me, what is the link between my environment and myself? »
Florence Giuca is a painter and draftsman based in France whose works have been featured in solo and group exhibitions nationally. Describing her style as realistic, poetic, and colorful, her pieces explore "the invisible secrets of the human being". Giuca uncovers dreams, emotions, and our relationship with others through architecture and the natural world.
She primarily employs acrylics and colored pencils on 100% recycled paper.
She primarily employs acrylics and colored pencils on 100% recycled paper.