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Yla Pil
Serbia
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Artwork details
- Medium : Resin on Wood
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 27.6x39.4in
About this artwork
What does the water hide? What's at the bottom of the ocean? What secrets does this beautiful giant keep?
It is no secret that the water element is one of the most mysterious and alluring. So this topic absorbed Yla completely and without the slightest opportunity to turn away from her.
With each dive into the water theme, Yla seems to come into contact with something very ancient and inexplicable. This attracts and draws in her, and she wants to… create more and more details and emotions.
The painting was painted in two layers of epoxy resin using tempered glass crumbs.
Yla uses the fluidity and transparency of resin in its bold compositions to convey the dazzling effects of light and water.
The last photo in the carousel shows the first layer of the picture and the laying of stones.
It is no secret that the water element is one of the most mysterious and alluring. So this topic absorbed Yla completely and without the slightest opportunity to turn away from her.
With each dive into the water theme, Yla seems to come into contact with something very ancient and inexplicable. This attracts and draws in her, and she wants to… create more and more details and emotions.
The painting was painted in two layers of epoxy resin using tempered glass crumbs.
Yla uses the fluidity and transparency of resin in its bold compositions to convey the dazzling effects of light and water.
The last photo in the carousel shows the first layer of the picture and the laying of stones.
Yla Pil
Serbia
« My objective is to make as many people happy as possible. »
Yla Pil is an artist based in Russia whose paintings have been exhibited nationally. She characterizes her art as being "not only paintings but also a place of strength in your home". Her artistic practice allows Pil to connect with the universe. Her vibrant abstractions are primarily created using epoxy resin, textural paste, and acrylics on wood.
