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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Pigments on Cardboard
- Other details : Artwork on cardboard. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 7.5x21.7in
About this artwork
An extraordinary work that emerged from play and the joy of experimenting. The artist applied white paint to a very thin corrugated cardboard, on which she sprinkled pure blue pigment and spread it with a spatula.
With a Japanese look, it opens up a large space. Luzena's preference for experimenting and creating works can also be clearly experienced in this work. She doesn't plan anything, she finds, she lets arise.
The background coincidentally… blends in with the color and the clear blue of the pigment, as in this extraordinary work. This lack of intent in her artistic expression is a guarantee for the unusual size of her works of art.
This work comes into its own in a large spacer frame on a black background and looks very noble with the color combination.
With a Japanese look, it opens up a large space. Luzena's preference for experimenting and creating works can also be clearly experienced in this work. She doesn't plan anything, she finds, she lets arise.
The background coincidentally… blends in with the color and the clear blue of the pigment, as in this extraordinary work. This lack of intent in her artistic expression is a guarantee for the unusual size of her works of art.
This work comes into its own in a large spacer frame on a black background and looks very noble with the color combination.
Luzena
Italy
Credentials
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
« "A foreboding feeling lives within me, unshaped and without imagination. In the course of the creative act, this takes shape in painted works. I let myself be carried away by the joy of experimenting." »
Barbaras BilderKunst has won several awards for her paintings, which have been extensively exhibited in Europe and the United States. She lives and creates in the microstate of Liechtenstein, situated in the Alps. BilderKunst describes her works as concrete art, which comprises elements of collage painting, assemblage, mixed media, and painting fragment. The themes she expresses are “as complex as life” and represent her attitudes towards colour, shape and symbolism.