I see a strong correlation between
Nadia Duvall's works and some of the landscapes that I recently shared. However, Nadia Duvall draws stronger associations with biological concepts rather than landscapes. These works are developed by dropping paint into water, allowing the paint to develop into a film which gathers and spreads into arbitrary formations. The artist refers to this film as her "second skin." I think the result is spectacularly beautiful.
Nadia Duvall was born in 1986 and only graduated from her Fine Arts degree in 2008. What an amazing talent.
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Images via
Future in Color and
Glamcult. Discovered through my friend, Caitlin who has the most glorious image bank living on her desktop. PS. Caitlin, I think you need to start a blog.
these really struck a chord with me. You always find the most amazing works!
ReplyDelete@jacquelyn |lark linen Glad you like them too. I wish I could have one!
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