Primavera Mexicana en Inglaterra
acrylic, tissue, crystals, oil, fabric flowers · 2021 983 vues
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I landed back in the UK, mid-winter after five years in glorious Mexico. It was cold and dark, and grey, and dreary. It's easy to lose hope when there's no sunshine or color. However, Spring began to break, and eventually, there were splashes of color again as flowers started to bud and bloom and the sun made an appearance. This is my interpretation of a Mexican spring in England. Painted in acrylic with flowers, tissue paper, crystals, and oil, it's a vivid, bright, and colorful burst of vibrancy.
Maxine Page is a London born former tabloid editor who spent 16 years selling her soul to the devil in Hollywood. Now, Maxine divides her time painting and making weird shit in Oaxaca, Nerja, Spain, and Los Angeles, USA, amongst other places—you should buy some, go on, be a devil! Maxine Page loves to work on commission pieces and special requests, she can execute a super quick turnaround when required, and satisfaction is always guaranteed. Maxine ships all over the world and takes inspiration from her many travels, pop culture, the weird and the wonderful, and the just downright grotesque on occasion. Maxine Page can make something out of absolutely anything—try her, she dares you. Maxine's favorite materials though are good old fashioned acrylic paint, canvas, and wood—oh, and she loves her some goddamn glitter and using recycled materials.
