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Expressionist painter Marianne von Werefkin was Russian-German-Swiss. A strong heritage from an artist that painted boldly.
An admirer of Gauguin and Munch, their influence is evident in her work. The boldness of colour and vibrancy is quite stunning, and the expression of a soul is clear.
Such an interesting life she led full of passion for painting and life.
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"But I know, somehow, that only when it is dark enough, can you see the stars." ~ Martin Luther King
"33" by Tunku Khalsom, 2020
Arty-Fact: “My darkest piece of this collection, and probably one of my faves. Little pops of colour peek through the layers of 'darkness', creating a feeling of hopeful intrigue. Without the darkness we wouldn't be able to see the stars.” ~ Khalsom
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Introducing Ale Osollo: Rarely Are Things Black And White
Ola Addictees!
It is with the greatest pleasure we introduce to you the newest member of the Addicted family, Ale Osollo.
Ale was born in Chihuahua (Mexico) in 1979. Her childhood, adolescence and youth were spent in a society bursting with Mexican customs and traditions.
In her mind and spirit dwells the magical fantasy that has accompanied her in dreams since she was a child. Art gave Ale the outlet to capture this other world using materials that were within her reach at the time - such as vegetables or fruit from the refrigerator and even toilet paper. Today, her works are narratives, rich in symbolism that draw on heritage.
Ale pushes the boundaries with materials and with references. She playfully winks at popular culture and Mexican muralism. In her eagerness to explore and experiment, Ale combines non-traditional materials to achieve the epiphany of a new surface. Her style is considered empirical and irreverent to the fundamental rules of painting. The curious behaviour of compositions or mixtures of materials and tones are part of the game that disturb and excite her artistic soul. "Rarely are things back and white." ~ Ale Osollo
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Creating Visual Art in the Age of Instagram: How the effusive painter, Samantha Redfern is using the picture platform to drive, inspire and promote her work
Abstract expressionist artist Samantha Redfern
Door to door sales is not where you’d expect to find artists. But it turns out it’s the perfect place to develop the right kind of attitude required to put yourself out there as a painter of fine art. Samantha Redfern was fresh out of University in the UK with a degree in Fine Art when she enthusiastically signed up for a door knocking gig. She went on to have a busy family life and many professional experiences before turning to art full-time, with her last position being a successful Business Development representative at IBM. But her first job instilled her with a confidence and detachment that would come in handy when wielding the powerful platform of Instagram to her advantage later on in her career.
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Morris Graves 'Still Life with Bowl of Pomegranates', 1964.
Head Study by Dan McCaw
