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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 39.4x59.1in
About this artwork
This mystical, romantic, expressive painting is painted in oil paint, with a little acrylic used for the primary layers. Purple flowers (stylized Saintpaulia) are painted with a thick layer of oil paint using a painting knife, in the center of the composition of blue flowers - a collage of fabric embroidered with beads.
It's not just another bouquet for your birthday, it's a bouquet of miracles. Multilayer 3D painting is typical of this artist, but… it seems that in this painting she has used not only three dimensions of space - in this 150 x100 space, but the time itself also exists differently.
The blue-green base of the painting changes its shades depending on the angle of the observer's gaze. The viewer is enchanted and captivated by the unusual color combinations and abundance of details. It is a meditation without your personal consent - You seem to fall into this field of miracles and time stops ... Are you still here?
It's not just another bouquet for your birthday, it's a bouquet of miracles. Multilayer 3D painting is typical of this artist, but… it seems that in this painting she has used not only three dimensions of space - in this 150 x100 space, but the time itself also exists differently.
The blue-green base of the painting changes its shades depending on the angle of the observer's gaze. The viewer is enchanted and captivated by the unusual color combinations and abundance of details. It is a meditation without your personal consent - You seem to fall into this field of miracles and time stops ... Are you still here?
Ramune Uleviciene
Lithuania
Credentials
- Works on commission
« What I want to express in my paintings is the simple fact that light and beauty always wins! »
Ramune Uleviciene is an experienced artist based in Lithuania whose paintings have been exhibited nationally, as well as in the United States, the Netherlands, and Norway. She describes her artistic practice as an ongoing effort to understand both light and darkness, recognizing that beauty and positivity are essential in times of misfortune and despair. Uleviciene often depicts flowers in her compositions, for her, they are symbolic of life itself.