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Artwork details
- Medium : Watercolor, Pencil on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 16.1x11.7in
About this artwork
As many of us are stuck at home and all of us are stuck in this complicated situation due to Covid-19, then to stay mentally healthy I divided this period of my life in 3 stages - first, to "hibernate", rest, take time off.
Second - put down the seed and wait - be patient and use this time to invest in yourself by learning something, clearing out and organise your head and surroundings. Third - awakening - return to life (even though it might be… a little different then before for a while still) with new energy, positive outlook and give more value to the "things" (hugs, friends, conversations without screens) that you missed.
Second - put down the seed and wait - be patient and use this time to invest in yourself by learning something, clearing out and organise your head and surroundings. Third - awakening - return to life (even though it might be… a little different then before for a while still) with new energy, positive outlook and give more value to the "things" (hugs, friends, conversations without screens) that you missed.
Mirjam Siim
Portugal
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Prizewinner
- Covered by the Press
- Works on commission
« Even though I can be quite disciplined with my work and life in general, I am very relaxed when it comes to my creation - allowing myself to be like this during painting and not chasing perfectionism, is the best way for enjoying the process and having the best results. »
Portuguese painter Mirjam Siim has exhibited work in Estonia, Russia, Portugal, and the UK. She enjoys working in watercolor, because it is the medium that allows the most fluidity. Allowing for improvisation and intuition in her artistic process, Siim's works arrive naturally. She is often inspired by moments from her own life - conversations had, books read, or memories shared. Centering around female subjects, Siim's paintings are both playful and haunting, each suggesting a clear story and conveying a warmth of emotion.