đŠđș From mid-2012 until last year, I've immersed myself deeply in the quest for my artistic identity, looking within and upward.
Inspired by the Bauhaus methodology, which encouraged students to find their artistic identity before seeking external guidance, it fueled my journey when I began studying Design in college.
This revolutionary approach had a lasting impact on art education and modern design. Thus, my focus on developing my artistic style before exploring the other side of the coin sharpened.
I didn't know how long this process would take, but I knew that someday, I would feel the desire and readiness in my heart to delve deep and discover art revolutionaries.
One of my first awakenings was at the @vamuseum, in the marvelous music room, and now, with the KandinSky exhibition.
A striking experience at @artgalleryofnsw became another turning point, emotionally connecting me to abstract painting (which is how I started creating more complex pieces at the age of 15)
By getting to know a bit about this great artist, I find echoes of myself in many aspects. I share part of this journey, from my artistic refuge to the 'discovery' of these influential figures mentioned above.
A trajectory of self-discovery, deep connections, and new horizons.
Grateful beyond words đđŒâšđšđ¶
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