Hydroexperiences 2: Serenity and Movement (2008) Painting by Maria Bacha

Having the element of water as reference, this artwork depicts two major and opposite situations. An emotional stack, a swamp coexists with the force for movement and energy. Emotions that were dominant in artist's life at the time, are captured in this artwork. Specifically, she was at the end of a very long personal affair. In addition, it is one of the very first artworks that the artist uses fluid acrylic.

So, about the process of the artwork's creation, as the fluid color had to stay a long time on canvas in order to dry, feelings of calmness, serenity, but also an unbearable stack was prevailing. In the meanwhile, sometimes the artist was forced to "move" the different colors with a spatula, then the liquids were mixing with each other and form a composition that was satisfying for her emotionally and aesthetically. This is how in this artwork flows a calm, but strong energy sensation.

Also, blue and orange contrasts and communicates actively and yet very peacefully with each other, supporting the highly atmospheric effect of the artwork.

It is painted with high quality acrylic paint on hand stretched high quality canvas. A thin layer of varnish protects the artwork against UV light and dust.

It is signed in front and accompanied with certificate of authenticity.

It is unframed. It is not painted on the edges. It is wired.

If you have any questions don't hesitate to contact the artist.
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"Nature, colors and materials inspire me the most. I follow the potentials of the materials, in a free, gestural process, which reminds of free associations in psychotherapy and meditation. I see one point and the whole, almost at the same time, again and again. I release and I hold, add and erase, again and again. I let my instinct and emotion flow, observing carefully how the elements of art communicate with each other; I form a composition that satisfies my aesthetic, emotional, and spiritual pursuit. What seems coincidence at the beginning is a product of systematic observation of every little detail and stroke study.

I usually use acrylic combined with pigments. I work layer after layer, creating transparencies, revealing the best textures and design elements; I bring into being a unique and mysterious atmosphere, in a dynamic and passionate manner, full of energy, close to abstract expressionism".

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