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Artwork details
- Medium : Resin on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 31.5x23.6in
About this artwork
Live in the moment - here and now! It was these feelings that one photo on the Internet caused Yla. It was a top view of the edge of the coast and water, the combination of two elements in one photo.
She fell in love at first sight and looked with bated breath for three hours. And then she wanted to capture it on canvas.
No, its picture is not an exact copy of that photograph and not even an approximate one. These are her feelings, her thoughts,… and her vision of such a nature, at that very moment! When she was there and walked along this shore in her fantasies.
Epoxy resin, 33 pigments, a handful of volcanic sand, a path of rock crystal, and a dash of citrine. And, of course, the basis is a canvas 60x80 cm. Out of 33 pigments, 10 more new colors were born, a solid set turns out, right ?! ))
The picture is painted in two layers. The first layer peeks through the top, which adds depth and playful mood, and also creates even more complex color combinations.
She fell in love at first sight and looked with bated breath for three hours. And then she wanted to capture it on canvas.
No, its picture is not an exact copy of that photograph and not even an approximate one. These are her feelings, her thoughts,… and her vision of such a nature, at that very moment! When she was there and walked along this shore in her fantasies.
Epoxy resin, 33 pigments, a handful of volcanic sand, a path of rock crystal, and a dash of citrine. And, of course, the basis is a canvas 60x80 cm. Out of 33 pigments, 10 more new colors were born, a solid set turns out, right ?! ))
The picture is painted in two layers. The first layer peeks through the top, which adds depth and playful mood, and also creates even more complex color combinations.
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.
