SOLD First attempt at working with oil revealed the need to transfer text from conceptual sketches onto the larger work. The poetry might be recognizable by anyone who speaks Romanian as it is the workMore
Author: Luiza
Egg Tempera Technique
Egg tempera is best mixed by hand from powdered pigments and egg yolk emulsion. It is a natural but durable medium that cures within the span of a few days, loosing its water solubility. IllustratedMore
It is Better to Give than to Receive
In collaboration with Happy Productions I buy a box of strawberries a week for my 8yr-old. It is his favorite fruit. Without it, his diet would suffer. Cheerios is his favorite cereal. I researched toMore
Silver Springs
SOLD This “painting” was done during the 2020 Pandemic. With the art studios closed and everyone at home during lockdown it was nearly impossible to paint. As a result I turned to Pen and Ink,More
Not a Flow Painting
This “painting” was done during the Pandemic lockdown in Spring of 2020. With the art studios closed and everyone at home it was nearly impossible to paint. Therefore I did a series of paintings inMore
Gilded Splinters
SOLD A one-line reference to a melodious walk amidst the warm, mysterious vapors of the South, and the roots of blues & jazz music. Traveling deafly through a universe of sound and shedding a gildedMore
Serene Silence
SOLD Cork. Yep. I weep for the loss of New York Central Art Supply whose 3rd Avenue basement of wonders even stocked this marvel of paper-making; a paper whose surface is covered in a thinMore
Turbulence
This entire series begins each drawing by hand, from the center outward, in one continuous line from start to finish. Then highlights are added in thin transparent brushstrokes that take days to build up smoothMore
Sidewalk Chalk
Working outdoors engages a wider audience, causing a rift with the established social role of fine art. The ephemeral nature of chalk evokes various emotions in a western society groomed on art’s timelessness. It allowsMore
Interference
This entire series begins each drawing by hand, from the center outward, in one continuous line from start to finish. Then highlights are added in thin transparent brushstrokes that take days to build up smoothMore
