Contemporary Art

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 from

The Gardens of the World

collection

Rhythms of Nature

23.75 karat gold

 

 

 

Contemporary landscape paintings, primarily executed in egg tempera, incorporating gold, silver, and platinum leaf.

The Gardens of the World collection approaches landscape as an inner construct, articulated through the interplay of light, space, and presence. The compositions are defined by a refined use of color and a measured rhythm of forms, resulting in cohesive, deliberately structured images with a contemplative resonance.

In selected works, references to the aesthetics of Japanese painting appear, including the yamato-e tradition, where the synthesis of form is combined with a refined attention to detail and the decorative quality of the surface.

The works are characterized by a nuanced palette and recurring motifs drawn from nature — flowers, birds, and organic structures — forming a visual language marked by a subtle, feminine sensibility.

The paintings are executed in natural egg tempera, using mineral pigments and precious metals. Gold, silver, and platinum function as active elements shaping light and its perception across the surface.

Landscape becomes a record of states of consciousness and of the relationship with nature, where form gradually emerges through the engagement with matter, color, and light, generating spaces of stillness, concentration, and balance.

 

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A selection of landscape paintings presented chronologically, tracing the evolution of light, form and material.