"Transcending Visual Perception" is an immersive journey that combines a partial autobiography with the introduction to my abstract and abstract expressionism fine art collections. These collections, namely Jungle Vision, Vision, Inner Vision, Random Vision, and White Vision, encapsulate the diverse range of my artistic exploration.
Within the pages of this book, I present my personal viewpoint alongside captivating images and amplified renditions of each painting, allowing readers to delve deeper into the essence of my creations.
By sharing my life experiences, I aim to provide a context that enhances the understanding and appreciation of my artwork. This fusion of personal narrative and artistic expression invites readers to connect with my work on a profound level, transcending the boundaries of visual perception.
In "Jungle Vision," I capture the vibrant energy and untamed beauty of nature, immersing the viewer in a wild and vivid realm. The paintings within this collection pulsate with life, evoking a sense of adventure and the primal allure of the jungle.
The collection titled Vision embodies the essence of abstract art, where I explore the interplay of color, form, and texture to evoke emotions and provoke introspection. These pieces invite viewers to step into a world beyond the tangible, where the language of shapes and hues guides their imagination.
In "Inner Vision," I delve into the depths of the human psyche, translating abstract thoughts and emotions into visual expressions. This collection is an intimate exploration of the inner landscapes of the mind, inviting viewers to embark on a journey of self-discovery and introspection.
The collection Random Vision challenges conventional perceptions by embracing chance and spontaneity. Through a combination of serendipitous elements and intuitive brushstrokes, each painting within this collection reflects the unpredictable nature of life and invites viewers to embrace the beauty found in chaos.
Lastly, the White Vision collection serves as a profound study in minimalism and purity, where the abundant use of white color creates a powerful impact. These artworks employ a delicate interplay of light, shadow, subtle tones, and textures, culminating in an evocative sense of tranquility and contemplation. By inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the simplicity intertwined with intricacy, this collection offers a sanctuary for solace and introspection.
"Transcending Visual Perception" not only showcases my artistic journey but also serves as an invitation for readers to embark on their own personal voyage of discovery. It is my hope that through this immersive experience, viewers will gain a deeper understanding of the power of art to transcend the limits of perception and touch the core of human existence.
I was born with the heart of an artist, along with an endless imagination and a fire within to create. I have had a love for painting, drawing, fashion design and developing products ever since I was a little girl. I even made my own paint kits, out of my Aunt's old nail polishes, mixing combinations of colors from the different bottles and I painted my art with the nail polish brushes. On top of that, I designed constructed outfits and furniture for my Barbie's, as well as, draw and colored clothes for my paper dolls. Creating and bringing new ideas into realization has always been natural for me. But, I also had the influence of growing up in an artistic family with painters, musicians, singers and writers. Additionally, my family included successful business owners. In fact, I couldn't wait to be 15 years of age, what I thought was old enough, to be independent and have a business. At 17 years old I had the privilege of having my first professional art exhibit. At some point, although I was still painting, I chose not to pursue the traditional artist's path of participating in artist's gatherings and social circles. My desire lied elsewhere and I wanted to go in another direction; to pursue my childhood dream of becoming a fashion designer. However, the source to study fashion was not available to me at the time. So, I turned my attention toward architecture and specialized in furniture and lighting designer.
