New Mutations D 055, 2018
Eva Davis
Acrylic paint on paper
Original Painting, 60 x 80 cm
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About Eva Davis
Eva Davis’s creation process is based on a dialogue, a combination of destruction and creation. Acrylic paint is her favorite medium. It allows for very impulsive painting because it dries very quickly. This feature of acrylic paint reflects my temperament. I act impulsively, I do not want to wait too long between adding more elements on the canvas. She apply many layers of paint, adding and never removing elements. Eva works directly on canvas on several layers, which gives a more sensitive and delicate effect. This allows her to achieve balance – create on the border of consciousness and subconsciousness. She reacts and paints without planning, with more impetuous than controlled decisions.
About the Product
New Mutations in Eva's art symbolizes a complete revolution in the area of central values. We see the free assimilation of various graphic elements, or a complete replacement of elements with new ones. We have the impression of negation of previous identities, change of value towards some source of authority and a transition to another motive on which the new identity will be based.The Artist presents an abstract theme and develops it freely in an open formula. In her artworks, it is a break from the sense of reality the way we are generally perceiving it. According to her, the transformation takes place primarily at the immaterial, psychological level.