Bridge of Fortune (2024) 拼贴 由 Doina Mihaela Iacob
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原创艺术品 (One Of A Kind)
拼贴,
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- 外形尺寸 高度 14in, 宽度 14in
- 艺术品状况 艺术品完好无损
- 是否含画框 此作品未装裱
- 分类 拼贴画 低于US$5,000 观念艺术 抽象主义
The resin evokes Biscayne Bay’s shimmering waters, creating a tangible barrier between the island and the mainland—a visual metaphor for the distance wealth can create. At the center, the sole bridge linking Indian Creek to the outer world stands stark, symbolizing the narrow, selective pathway to such privilege. Its presence is both a lifeline and a reminder of the island’s self-imposed seclusion, a fortress of affluence cut off by choice and by the constraints of status.
In using shredded currency as the medium, the work critiques the cycles of greed and the sacrifices made to pursue wealth. What was once valuable has been fragmented and flattened, highlighting how human desire for power often leads to isolation rather than connection. The piece invites viewers to question the true cost of luxury and the nature of power itself.
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Born in Romania in May 1971, Doina-Mihaela is a self-taught artist with a lifelong passion for painting and drawing. During Doina's early years in Romania, she worked in the cartoon industry, where she developed her artistic skills and creative vision. This period was followed by mastering the Galle technique, a highly intricate method of painting on glass, as a painter and decorator. This experience instilled in Doina meticulous attention to detail and a deep appreciation for complex artistic processes.In 2004, Doina-Mihaela emigrated to the United States with her close family, bringing her rich cultural heritage and artistic expertise to a new environment. Settling in Illinois, Doina has participated in numerous group exhibits across the state.Currently residing a few miles from Chicago, Doina continues exploring new artistic horizons. Her recent work involves an experimental technique using tiny pieces of shredded currency, meticulously arranged and glued to canvases. Through this medium, Doina seeks to shed light on the destructive power of unchecked greed. The fragments of shredded money symbolize the remnants of our materialistic desires, serving as a tangible representation of the lengths we go to fulfill our insatiable cravings.
