Original artwork description:
❤︎ Save it by favoriting it! 🇺🇦 thank you for supporting me and my family in Ukraine.
«Be the artist. No matter what. Be the artist so steadfastly as if you could change the world»
My work as an artist is an adventure in self-discovery. I paint as a way of talking to myself so as not to arouse suspicion.
What colours and textures does life paint on my canvas? What am I worrying about today? Am I experiencing discrimination? Or, am I maybe discriminating against someone?
If I don't personally feel inequality, does it mean that there is no inequality? What is feminism? Do I want to speak out about the role of women? How can I do this effectively? How do I express myself so that I can be heard?
I write prose. When I want to speak louder, I start to paint a new portrait that manifests my thoughts. Then I gather those paintings in the collection that make a statement about my ideas.
I argue and agree and argue with myself again and again. And with a new thought or question, I get to work again.
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Materials used:
oil paints, thinner, varnish
Tags:
#colorful #ukrainian artist #african american art #black woman portrait #african queen #african woman portrait #empowerment #close up face #expressionist portrait #woman of color art #purple african art #freedom fighter #abstract face art #feminist wall art #contemporary african artCOLOR ME IN ▪︎ the portrait of freedom (2020)
Oil painting
by Anna Miklashevich
£1,880.52
- Oil painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 70 x 60 x 1.8cm (unframed)
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the front
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: People and portraits
Original artwork description
❤︎ Save it by favoriting it! 🇺🇦 thank you for supporting me and my family in Ukraine.
«Be the artist. No matter what. Be the artist so steadfastly as if you could change the world»
My work as an artist is an adventure in self-discovery. I paint as a way of talking to myself so as not to arouse suspicion.
What colours and textures does life paint on my canvas? What am I worrying about today? Am I experiencing discrimination? Or, am I maybe discriminating against someone?
If I don't personally feel inequality, does it mean that there is no inequality? What is feminism? Do I want to speak out about the role of women? How can I do this effectively? How do I express myself so that I can be heard?
I write prose. When I want to speak louder, I start to paint a new portrait that manifests my thoughts. Then I gather those paintings in the collection that make a statement about my ideas.
I argue and agree and argue with myself again and again. And with a new thought or question, I get to work again.
♥︎ JOIN ME on Instagram @annamiklashevich
Materials used:
oil paints, thinner, varnish
Tags:
#colorful #ukrainian artist #african american art #black woman portrait #african queen #african woman portrait #empowerment #close up face #expressionist portrait #woman of color art #purple african art #freedom fighter #abstract face art #feminist wall art #contemporary african artReturns and refunds
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This artwork is sold by Anna Miklashevich from Slovenia
