Yes, all my drawings and paintings are very different from each other.
As I have said so many times I almost always do the works from scratch, in the moment and intuitively. Since I was little that has been my way of making art, you could say that by letting the work be done alone and I just letting myself go. The times that I have decided to do it in a different way it has made me boring even though the result has been very good.
So for this reason is that my works will always be different. If it has happened to me that I do a series with many things in common or with the same technique - and that has delighted me because it is like having extracted a lot of information from the subject.
This work and many others from that period are very particular and I could not stop making these deformed beings full of "energies" that entered and left their heads or bodies. Most of these paintings or drawings were done very quickly, almost in a hurry so as not to lose the flow.
Mixed media on wood
I like to see them in black and white lately
Bárbara Bezina ♥
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I like your way of going many ways. The creativity doesn't belong forced into any lane. One can see here clearly that this is the truth.
When I look at your picture, I'm able to perceive the wobbling of this entity filled with energy. It is very dynamic.
It is a very beautiful piece of art.
Thanks a lot!
I'm very aware that artists are encouraged to follow the same line and to be "identifiable" in their work, even at the University, or especially there. I can't imagine anything more boring!