OliTa Art
https://www.singulart.com/en/artist/olita-art-36430?ref=ts&view=serie
Singulart Interview
Singulart Interview
Are there any key themes, messages, or theories behind your work?
Absolutely! I incorporate these messages into the description of each of my artworks. My main goal is to transmit and accumulate LOVE, enabling my art to help both people and our planet reach higher vibrations. The essence of my life and creativity lies in manifesting forms that I envision in a more subtle way. This vision is influenced by many factors; it’s not just the forms themselves that matter, but also the underlying ideas that they represent. My mission is unique: to create forms at the intersection of the material and subtle worlds. Behind material objects and external narratives, I perceive their profound meanings within the subtle realm.
Could you tell us a bit about your artistic approach? (Style, medium, and specific techniques.)
My passion lies in creating abstract sculptures. The primary material I use is gypsum, enhanced with special ingredients that provide strength, flexibility, and durability to each piece. In my artistic process, I delight in exploring the interplay of form, color, and light, utilizing unique techniques and paints that change color when viewed from different angles, reflecting maximum light and vibrancy even in low-light conditions.
For my abstract paintings, I primarily use large homemade squeegees and palette knives. My paintings are truly multi-layered, and I love employing the "Scratching" technique, which allows elements from the lower layers to emerge, creating a rich and dynamic visual experience.
Your personal quote/sentence that best represents you as an artist:
Here are two of my quotes:
"Nothing is perfect, but perfect is everything that you love"
"When you do everything possible, everything becomes possible."
Absolutely! I incorporate these messages into the description of each of my artworks. My main goal is to transmit and accumulate LOVE, enabling my art to help both people and our planet reach higher vibrations. The essence of my life and creativity lies in manifesting forms that I envision in a more subtle way. This vision is influenced by many factors; it’s not just the forms themselves that matter, but also the underlying ideas that they represent. My mission is unique: to create forms at the intersection of the material and subtle worlds. Behind material objects and external narratives, I perceive their profound meanings within the subtle realm.
Could you tell us a bit about your artistic approach? (Style, medium, and specific techniques.)
My passion lies in creating abstract sculptures. The primary material I use is gypsum, enhanced with special ingredients that provide strength, flexibility, and durability to each piece. In my artistic process, I delight in exploring the interplay of form, color, and light, utilizing unique techniques and paints that change color when viewed from different angles, reflecting maximum light and vibrancy even in low-light conditions.
For my abstract paintings, I primarily use large homemade squeegees and palette knives. My paintings are truly multi-layered, and I love employing the "Scratching" technique, which allows elements from the lower layers to emerge, creating a rich and dynamic visual experience.
Your personal quote/sentence that best represents you as an artist:
Here are two of my quotes:
"Nothing is perfect, but perfect is everything that you love"
"When you do everything possible, everything becomes possible."