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A Feast in Time of Plague (2020) Painting by Anna Polani
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Original Artwork (One Of A Kind)
Painting,
Pastel
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Oil
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Pencil
on Canvas
- Dimensions Height 39.4in, Width 47.2in
- Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
- Framing This artwork is not framed
- Categories Paintings under $5,000 Pop Art Vanity
I like the combination of irony and sexuality in art. In my paintings I draw cosmic helmets and use attributes that reflect modern life. Space is infinity, energy and emptiness. Here life begins and dies. The female body is sexuality and continuation of life.
This is a dialogue of eternity with the reality of our life.
This painting was created in May 2020.
The picture was painted during the world coronavirus pandemic.
The painting contains Brodsky's poem in Russian.
English translation:
"Come, have a drink of wine, have a bite of bread.
Or plums. Tell me the lime.
I'll lay you in the garden under clear sky
and I’ll say what constellations are called."
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I'm a multimedia artist and my practice spans multiple mediums including oil painting, digital illustration, AI graphics, video, and AR sculpture.
My parents wanted me to become an engineer; the study of mathematics and physics has always been and remains a part of me. These experiences influence my creative process and I integrate new technologies and scientific concepts into my works.
My main source of inspiration is space. I'm fascinated by the idea that we humans come from stardust and will eventually become it. This concept permeates my work, I strive to combine subjects from modern life with astrophysics and quantum mechanics. I use photos from social networks as a starting point, adding elements related to science and technology, mathematical and physical formulas. This creates a characteristic dynamic in my works.
My work often shows the process of creating an object: paint runs, cross-outs, traces of other mediums, digital distortions and artifacts. These elements serve as a reminder that imperfections and mistakes are the natural nature and course of life. Every detail in my works, be it a digital anomaly or a random spot of paint, has its role.
My art combines elements of conceptualism and metamodernism. I use vivid images of modern culture, giving them depth through scientific concepts. It creates a complex set of images and ideas, asking questions about our role in the world and the universe.
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Nationality:
RUSSIA
- Date of birth : 1991
- Artistic domains:
- Groups: Russian Contemporary Artists
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