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Other details :
Artwork on wood. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
16.5x16.5in
About this artwork
A lady walking away towards the exit of Beaubourg. Strikingly elegant, moving towards the exit of the big hall, alone with her thoughts. Lonely lady walking home after visit at Beaubourg, in Paris. The artist spotted this misterious lady dressed in black from a balcony above the entrance to the building. Her elegant figure was quickly caught in the artist's sketch book. This person came through the large white space and rapidly disappeared towards… the exit, gone for ever.
« The aim is to express in the pictures sentiments felt during an action, thoughts, dialogue, and communication while a situation is happening. »
Luciana Mathioudakis is an Italian-Greek artist currently based in Brussels. She is an experienced artist who has spent more than two decades studying painting in various studios and workshops. While for the majority of her career Mathioudakis worked exclusively with oil and pastel paints, she recently switched to beeswax applied to panel, a system that dates back to ancient Greece. Her work explores how people orient themselves in various spaces, especially within crowds, as well as the broader theme of movement as a form of dialogue between people.