Simmondsia Vitra (2008) Digitale Kunst von Patricia Van Lubeck

Simmondsia vitra is closely related to the Jojoba shrub (Simmondsia chinensis), pronounced “ho-HO-bah”. Jojoba is native to the Sonoran and Mojave deserts of Arizona, California, and Mexico. Simmondsia vitra however is primarily found in arid urban environments and produces an extremely toxic, oily substance.
Simmondsia vitra is closely related to the Jojoba shrub (Simmondsia chinensis), pronounced “ho-HO-bah”. Jojoba is native to the Sonoran and Mojave deserts of Arizona, California, and Mexico. Simmondsia vitra however is primarily found in arid urban environments and produces an extremely toxic, oily substance.

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born in Amsterdam (1965) Lived and worked in New Zealand since 2005 Came to Australia in 2017 My recently created oil paintings are all about 'individualism.' It has become a[...]

born in Amsterdam (1965)
Lived and worked in New Zealand since 2005
Came to Australia in 2017

My recently created oil paintings are all about 'individualism.' It has become a series of landscapes with a stronger expressiveness than I have ever achieved before. My main motivation for this theme is to show people their own place in the world. I don't intend to teach anyone about life; I'm merely trying to raise awareness of our individualism and the societal pressures we face simultaneously.

The inspiration for this source has grown over half a lifetime, filled with millions of images, experiences, stories, and dreams.

Most people can relate to one of the trees in the paintings. The trees in my latest series act like performers. I am convinced that every person is gifted with at least one special thing in life, so you can easily identify with one of the characters."

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