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Medium :
Acrylic, Collage on Plexiglas , Wood under plexiglas
Framing :
Framing on request
Dimensions :
38.2x31.9in
About this artwork
In this piece, I explored fusing reclaimed objects with acrylic, collage, and ink to create a vibrant community of tiny houses and structures, interconnected by pipes that symbolize the connections between us. Inspired by realism, impressionism, and expressionism, each element tells a story of resilience and memory, inviting the viewer to get lost in a microcosm of emotions and nostalgic details. This piece will add energy and depth to any space,… echoing the diversity and richness of our daily interactions. In Extreme Perspectives, the objects recovered from the scrapyard were parts of a car engine, a screwdriver, a doorbell, clamps, remnants of a hob, a gas stove heater, a gas distributor, and an old vinyl record.
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.