SaveJoy of Life
| Year of creation | 2018 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 61 W × 61 H × 4 D cm |
| Type of art | painting |
| Style | abstract |
| Genre | mythological |
| Materials | acrylic, canvas |
Description of the Artwork “Joy of Life”
I had so much fun creating this piece, I was literally shaking with euphoria by the time it was completed because the colours radiate a warm, comforting and positive feeling that is my expressive representation of joy for all the beauty in the world! Perfect bold statement piece for summer and it's also amazing to brighten up those days during the colder seasons! This original, one of a kind painting has texture and it's painted on a gallery wrapped canvas with vibrantly beautiful, high quality, high gloss acrylic paints. Title: Joy of Life Dimensions: 24" W x 24" H x 1.5" D 61 cm W x 61 cm H x 4 cm D Medium: Acrylic on Gallery Wrapped Canvas (high gloss finish with beautiful texture) Ready to hang (way shown in photo) can hang anyway since it's signed on the back and can be signed on the front; request this in the note section when you order. The sides of the artwork are painted the same style as the front and a signed certificate of authenticity is included. Professionally packaged, tracking and insured.
Alexandra Romano, Canada
My name is Alexandra Romano, I am an artist living and working in Toronto, Canada. My passion is creating eye-catching artworks which include bold colour schemes; vibrant abstracts that stand out as a focal point in any space - a conversation piece. I am an abstract artist, who delights in the freedom of abstraction and the ability to explore impressionism and expressionism. Works are frequently inspired by nature, geometric elements and life all around. I work primarily with acrylics and I enjoy experimenting with oils, ink and spray paint too. I rely on a natural, intuitive approach while creating my paintings. I craftily use unorthodox tools and my signature techniques to create texture to give the piece interesting depth and a unique design. I love to experiment and be present during the whole process as I observe each piece come to life, layer by layer; it's my meditation.