2019-2022
I am back! Welcome to my page
The years of Covid-19 Pandemia I was busy at my Full time job with all the changes to remote communication and new projects approaches . Outside the work, travelling restrictions, limits to meet friends and the conflict situation in the whole world didn't add positive energy or desire to keep working on this website.
I did continue to paint time to time, but I stopped editing my page or participating in Art events.
But I feel I need to recharge and to reconnect with people again to start the valid and productive life style. That is why I would like to add some of my works for the past years.
Please leave your comments as the artist needs the spectators! And the works we create for you to enjoy.
Thank you for browsing my site!
Browsing among my works you may noticed that one of my favourite artist is Lawren Harris. And many works I create are inspired by his unique landscapes.
"Lawren Harris was a wealthy painter who travelled by boxcar. He was a landscape artist who turned to the abstract in his later years. He was a Companion of the Order of Canada. A friend and supporter of fellow artist Emily Carr. A famous painter who refused to sign or date his works because he wanted them to be appreciated for what they were—and not because of who painted them. "Jennifer McCartney
Vision
As I mentioned earlier I didn't create many works last years but I read lots of books and I will leave my recommendations below.
In one of the book I came across this wonderful work created by spiritual painter Caspar David Friedrich " Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog". The illusion of depth, foreground silhouette of a man who conquered the mountains, who admires the nature and proud of his victory impressed me so much that I would like to start painting again. So much philosophy in this piece. One can interpret it in their own way.
Priceless is to look at the world from a different angle.
My latest reading recommendations :
- 'Looking at the mindfulness' by C. Andre
- 'Picasso and the Painting That Shocked the World ' by Miles J.Unger
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