Created in 2022 using acrylic on canvas, the artwork measures an impressive 100 x 160 cm, making it a commanding piece that draws viewers into its serene, organic world. Alvarez Kerloch, a Bachelor of Fine Arts graduate from Concordia University in Montréal and a specialist in silkscreen techniques from EMAO in Vigo, brings her expertise to life through dynamic brushwork and an intricate interplay of colors. The painting's dominant green tones are harmoniously contrasted by soft pinks, bright yellows, and earthy hues, creating a vibrant yet calming visual experience. The theme focuses on nature, particularly flora, portraying an idyllic garden scene teeming with life and vitality. Viewers are transported to a tranquil setting, evoking feelings of serenity and joy, as if standing amidst the quiet hum of nature. This artwork is perfectly suited for expansive spaces such as living rooms or art galleries. Its uplifting and organic vibe also makes it an ideal centerpiece for tranquil settings like bedrooms or cozy garden cafés. Alvarez Kerloch masterfully captures the beauty of the natural world, making "Carpet of Flowers" a timeless addition to any collection.
Anyck Alvarez Kerloch
Realism | Impressionism | Figurative | Minimalism
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Anyck Alvarez Kerloch – A Multidisciplinary Artist Blending Technique and Emotion
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