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Larissa Eremeeva
Netherlands
Artist highlights
- International Exposure
- Experienced Artist
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil, Oil Pastel on Canvas
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 48x59.8in
About this artwork
This abstract expressionist oil painting is in a style the artist calls "evocative abstract". A beautiful sense of quiet clarity is built up through tumultuous mark making and a finessed colour palette. The artist achieves a transparency with oil paint that is usually associated with aquarel. Impasto is used to give extra plasticity and dimension to her work. The exposed sides of the canvas are white with traces of the painting's colours - they can…
be painted white on request.
Whilst purely abstract, the painting can nevertheless evoke objects and memories. The artist was inspired by feelings of transience and impermanence ... mortality, eternity ... generational threads that may bind or may break ... memories recalled and memories erased. These feelings are reflected in the title of this work ("Fluidity") and of the series ("Written in the Sand").
Whilst purely abstract, the painting can nevertheless evoke objects and memories. The artist was inspired by feelings of transience and impermanence ... mortality, eternity ... generational threads that may bind or may break ... memories recalled and memories erased. These feelings are reflected in the title of this work ("Fluidity") and of the series ("Written in the Sand").
Larissa Eremeeva
Netherlands
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Experienced Artist
« I want my art to be evocative »
Larissa Eremeeva is a Dutch artist. Her art has been exhibited in Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, and the United States. In her oil paintings, she uses a finessed colour palette combined with textures and visual rhythms to express ideas made into emotion. She describes her intensely personal style as “evocative abstract” and hopes those who see her art are stimulated to recall feelings, memories or images to their conscious mind.
