Descend to Safety
Acrylique · 2018 568 vues
Fait par un humain
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Caractéristiques
- Catégorie
- Peinture
- Médium
- Acrylique
- Dimensions
- 59,9 × 80 cm
- Année
- 2018
- Édition
- Pièce unique
- Encadrée
- Non
- Signée
- Oui
Descend to Safety. I love to paint cities and little towns, where the buildings are weird. It is not possible to build them, but you can paint them. Fantasy painting of a village at evening full of colours. The sky is dark blue and the yellow moon is shining on the weird lovely houses which are standing in the water. In some of the houses the light is on.
I started painting in 2007 as I felt very very bad. I had nothing left: no home, no work, no friends. Then I noted how good it felt to paint, so I painted and drew just to myself. Sometimes I used these paintings as a present for my children, but I never showed the world what I was doing. In 2015 my very dear friend Dami told me, that I was an artist and I should do something with it. That was an eye opener which first made me scared. Of course in my life I was always painting, but I thought that it was quite normal and everyone would do that. As a child my mother, being a very good coupeuse seamstress, sewed my colourful clothes. They where very beautiful, but they made me different from other kids. My father was an architect and he showed me to look and to see. My eyes became the most important tool in painting. Looking at buildings, I saw the roofs, the windows, the doors, the bricks and all those colours. I saw some buildings smiling and some buildings being very angry, as if they had a life of their own. Both my parents have established a feeling for beauty and colours in me.
