This small diptych symbolizes transition from spring to summer
and somewhat unclear line between the two.
I am not particularly pleased with how certain elements have turned out
but all of it put together brings me joy.
The complementarity of blue and orange never ceases to amaze me.
A couple (of fruits) and a teapot (acrylic on canvas, 2023)
The Dancers (Mixed techniques on cardboard, 2011)
This one is a replica of one of my drawings from when I was 4 years old.
Not way more mature in comparison to the original,
yet it always makes my day.
This toddler-ish art project (or better to say activity) took place in December.
Thin cardboard triangles were marker-coloured
and hung in two rows as a holiday wall decoration.
The idea was to encourage anyone who pops in for a coffee to do a couple of triangles,
but in the end I did the majority of them,
aside from my boyfriend and my mum who also did a few.
I find them resembling flags, so I called them Flags of non-existent countries.
*The somewhat unaccomplished goldfish in its shape and movement is an homage to my friend Mila’s work which I got as a present and love very much.
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