Revealed by light, the texture and color come up together in the set of three interior paintings made by Nargiza Usmanova. Titles of works, LAGUNA, SERPENT and SCRAPS, say by itself. Turquoise LAGUNA resembles tropical beaches and sea waves, warm colors of strips on SERPENT are associated with the dragon, and muted graphical elements in SCRAPS look like weaving process.
LAGUNA
76 x 122 cm (30" x 48")
Mixed technique: acrylic paint on canvas with the use of fabric, rope and decorative plaster
SERPENT
76 x 122 cm (30" x 48")
Mixed technique: acrylic paint on canvas with the use of fabric, rope and decorative plaster
SCRAPS
76 x 122 cm (30" x 48")
Mixed technique: acrylic paint on canvas with the use of fabric, rope and decorative plaster
Showcase
REFRACTION
Two artworks from the series, LAGUNA and SERPENT, were chosen to be shown from January to November, 2017, at the REFRACTION, the exhibition at Edison Price Lighting Gallery in New York City. REFRACTON features artists who work in, or are inspired by, light.
Publicity
LIGHT IS ART IS LIGHT
Nargiza and her pictures were mentioned in REFRACTION review in the April/May 2017 Issue 97 of mondo*arc, the international magazine for designers with light.
