Waltz of Flowers. Triptych

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By Diana Malivani
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Dimensions (HxWxD):

90 × 90 × 2 cm

Materials:

oil and texture paste on canvas

Primary Medium:

Oil Painting

Medium
2018
Signed on Front
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Art Project «Seeing Music» * * * This artwork was featured in Artist Portfolio Online Magazine, USA (December 2018). * * * The artworks, part of the Art Project «Seeing Music», were widely covered by international art media and featured in Art Reveal Magazine (London, UK), Artfuly Magazine (Sydney, Australia), as well as in Artist Portfolio Online and Light Space & Time Magazine (Florida, US). * * * Also these artworks had deserved the Critique «Diana Malivani. «Seeing Music». Critical Analysis» by Christopher Rosewood, Art Critic and Member of the International Confederation of Art Critics (ICAC). * * * «Not only does Malivani coalesce the visual and aural arts, but she also incorporates an undeniable element of performance in her works; "Show Must Go On" fully engages the mellifluous energy of a live orchestra, while "Waltz of the Flowers, Triptych" encompasses the graceful movement of Tchaikovsky’s ballet with each gesture. In this regard, Malivani effortlessly brings together the spontaneous tenor of Gino Severini and Jean Beraud, whose representations of movement and the primordial euphoria that music brings to an audience is flawlessly translated by the finesse of Malivani’s emblematic style». «Diana Malivani. «Seeing Music». Critical Analysis» by Christopher Rosewood, Art Critic, 2019 (International Confederation of Art Critics. London, UK and Chianciano, Italy) * * * For the Artist, music represents an inexhaustible source of inspiration. One of the most difficult goals of artists depicting music on canvas is to convey its rhythm, brilliance, and uniqueness in abstract compositions. * * * This artwork will be shipped from Cyprus.

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