Rooms
In my mind I have an imaginary world where there are impossible yet dreamy rooms.
I love to imagine how homes of certain characters would be, and paint their surroundings: what objects would they have, what they would want to put on the table -would they be drinking tea? The spoon would be dripping? What personal items would be on sight?-.
Probably the thing I love the most is when the viewer of the artwork sees this little details and wonders which are the reasons why these objects were placed there. Then the viewer -hopefully- creates its own story out of that painting.
In my mind I have an imaginary world where there are impossible yet dreamy rooms.
I love to imagine how homes of certain characters would be, and paint their surroundings: what objects would they have, what they would want to put on the table -would they be drinking tea? The spoon would be dripping? What personal items would be on sight?-.
Probably the thing I love the most is when the viewer of the artwork sees this little details and wonders which are the reasons why these objects were placed there. Then the viewer -hopefully- creates its own story out of that painting.
I love to imagine how homes of certain characters would be, and paint their surroundings: what objects would they have, what they would want to put on the table -would they be drinking tea? The spoon would be dripping? What personal items would be on sight?-.
Probably the thing I love the most is when the viewer of the artwork sees this little details and wonders which are the reasons why these objects were placed there. Then the viewer -hopefully- creates its own story out of that painting.
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