Sylvia Ji was born in 1982 in San Francisco to artistic parents. Ji’s interest in art was implanted at a very young age when she would look through her mother’s sketchbooks and watch her father paint. In her art, she explores themes of beauty, sexual provocation, and social notions of femininity juxtaposed against the dystopian reality of modern cities to create highly charged paintings of women. Some of her paintings are symbolic reflections of herself, portraits of people she knows or just nameless faces set in a landscape of fleeting beauty.
The Art Print

Más pinturas aquí.

Quizás porque mi mamá tenía la casa llena de imágenes de Gustav Klimt:

El árbol de la vida

Este cuadro en particular me hizo pasar tardes pensando en su significado. Hoy me lo encuentro de nuevo y no es distinto. No es menos complicado y yo no entiendo más.

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