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Flora is a garden that refuses to be contained by a frame, a 160-centimeter heartbeat of petal-pink and leaf-green. It is the architecture of a bloom, where blue sky leans against the heavy weight of the earth, and every red stroke is a secret whispered by the roots to the sun.
Flying Dutchman | oil on canvas | 160x135cm
“To step backward on the mythological path of modern Odyssey means, together with the painting, to go on a voyage across dark and wild and empty spaces toward areas of irrational landscapes”
Hiram’s gone | oil on canvas | 140x120cm
“Hiram’s Gone” is an evocative abstract painting that speaks to the emotions and the narrative imbued within its title. The absence suggested by “Gone” coupled with the personal touch of a name, “Hiram,” hints at a profound sense of loss or departure.”
Ido is a green silence suddenly shattered by an avalanche of primary light, where the earth watches the sky break into jagged fragments of red and blue. It is the anatomy of a threshold, held together by thin black threads that keep the world from spinning into beautiful, lawless chaos.
Landescaping | oil on canvas | 140x120cm
“In this artwork, Svetlana Vuksanovic likely employs a rich and diverse color palette, using a range of hues to evoke a sense of atmosphere, emotion, and depth. The abstract composition may feature dynamic brushstrokes, intricate textures, and layered forms that collectively convey the essence of a landscape without adhering to literal representation.”
Lisbon | oil on canvas | 140x120cm
“I painted Lisbon from above, a city of hills and tiles.
With geometric shapes and lines, I captured its essence and style.
Squares of red and orange, for the roofs that shine in the sun,
Circles of yellow and white, for the monuments that stand out,
Hexagons of brown and gray, for the streets that twist and turn about.
I painted Lisbon from above, a city that stole my heart.
With abstract colors and forms, I expressed my emotions and thoughts
Warmth and joy, for the people who welcomed me with smiles
Curiosity and wonder, for the culture that intrigued me for a while
Gratitude and nostalgia, for the memories that I made
Inspiration and admiration, for the beauty that I saw every day
I painted Lisbon from above, a city that I will always remember.“
