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Viola Babol
Poland
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Fabric
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 39.4x31.5in
About this artwork
The picture shows the personification of a rose in the form of a woman.
A woman is like a rose: she has thorns to wrap them in petals.
The image Was created under the tide of nostalgia for the rose garden.
The picture covered with a layer of glossy varnish
A woman is like a rose: she has thorns to wrap them in petals.
The image Was created under the tide of nostalgia for the rose garden.
The picture covered with a layer of glossy varnish
Viola Babol
Poland
Credentials
- Works on commission
« Women and nature inspire me through their changeability, strength and rich form. Painting is a means of expressing my thoughts and dreams, and feminine beauty and nature provide a way to reflect on the subject of transience. »
Viola Babol is an exciting Polish painter with national exposure. Her main subject is women; she fills her paintings with heroines and muses, conveying stories of femininity, strength and nature through colorful portraits. Using clean color spots, fluid lines and clear contours, Babol ultimately achieves an aesthetic full of personality and polish.
In her painting work, she devotes herself mainly to the oil technique. The main themes of her paintings are surreal portraits of women, which are a metaphor for time, transience and nostalgia.
“In my works I try to draw attention to the psychological and symbolic aspects of my experiences.
Metaphorical portraits full of dreamlike, fairy-tale motifs are my subjective experience of the world.
By combining reality with fantasy, I create autofiction. It is a story about female strength and sensitivity to the surrounding world filled with nostalgia.
In her painting work, she devotes herself mainly to the oil technique. The main themes of her paintings are surreal portraits of women, which are a metaphor for time, transience and nostalgia.
“In my works I try to draw attention to the psychological and symbolic aspects of my experiences.
Metaphorical portraits full of dreamlike, fairy-tale motifs are my subjective experience of the world.
By combining reality with fantasy, I create autofiction. It is a story about female strength and sensitivity to the surrounding world filled with nostalgia.
