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Medium :
Collage, Charcoal on Wood , Wood under plexiglas
Framing :
Framing on request
Dimensions :
34.3x26.4in
About this artwork
In this work, I use a mix of collage, charcoal, ink, and reclaimed objects to explore the intersection of Expressionism, Impressionism, and Surrealism. Each element, meticulously chosen and positioned, tells its own story, but when combined, they create a complex and emotional visual narrative about memory and identity. The vivid colors and tactile textures invite reflection, bringing vibrant energy and unique character to any space.
In this piece… I added the main objects recovered from scrap metal: a hand drill, a part of a rusty engine that I adapted to a lamp, as well as another round part that I made into the sun, remains of electronic devices and the leftover metal from a parasol that I transformed into architectural supports and clotheslines.
Paula Garnett, painter, sculptor and conceptual artist, developed in an artistic environment between Brazil and Portugal. Her style is random, mixing techniques and media such as paintings, assemblages and paper mache, focusing on spontaneous creation. With the artistic reuse of elements considered disposable, her works imbue chromatic richness and varied materiality, provoking reflections on revaluation and sustainability. In each piece, Paula communicates a colorful but organized chaos, always leaving a feeling of incompleteness, suggestive of new beginnings.