Here you will find orignal, mixed media, abstract art by contemporary New Zealand artist Sophia Elise. This blog / website is specifically designed to display her art that's currently for sale.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Feb - Shave an Artist Charity Art Auction and Life Exhibition for Leukaemia and Blood Foundation of NZ - Bruce Mason Centre, Takapuna, Auckland Feb 3rd 2009
July - NZ Art Guild Annual Members Exhibition - Bruce Mason Centre, Takapuna, Auckland
November - Joint Exhibition with Anne Lengauer at the Bruce Mason Centre, Takapuna, Auckland
Representing Galleries:-
Coast and Country Gallery - 56 Clyde Rd, Browns Bay, Auckland
Other Sales Venues:-
Albany Garden Centre and Pizza da Casa Restaurant - 339 Albany Highway, Albany, Auckland
Cross Cut Hair Design - Antares Centre, Apollo Drive, Albany
8 comments:
Beautiful Sophia - this would have taken you ages to complete! D Kanon.
Hi - Thank you :-) They do take a long time - but it's very relaxing - almost meditative S
These are so interesting! And I love your watercolours on your other site. Just beautiful! The two styles stir completely different emotions in me. I look forward to following you. Thank you for the comment to mine! - Kay (Kathleen)
Hi Sophia,
Found you thru Tony Moffitt's feature of your work. Really beautiful and unique! It has the elegance of finely beaded fabric. Love the texture in all of your work. You have a new fan!
Hi Kathleen, Thanks so much for your lovely comments - I'm looking forward to exploring watercolours more :-)
Hi Gwen - thanks for your support and praise! Love the way you describe my art :-)
This is wonderful Sophia! Are the dots raised? This painting looks like it might be fun to run your fingers over as well as a good painting to meditate with.
Katherine - yes the dots do end up being raised and it has an almost braille like feel when you run your hands over it :-) Thanks for your lovely comments and taking time to look at my art.
Hi Sophia, thanks for the lovely comment you left on my blog, I really like your style of painting, I think of fabric when I look at it, it would make great fashion material. :)
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