Welcome, Simona! Glad you're here.
The angle you're taking, linking quiet introspection to soft forms and muted tones, suggests you're after something real rather than decorative. That's the kind of intentionality that usually moves work forward.
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Hi Simona! 👋 Quiet introspection through soft forms is honestly such a strong ambition for a body of work. Where are you painting from, studio, plein air, both? You're going to fit in here.
Hi Malcolm, thank you for your message. I paint from a studio, usualy at night.
Welcome to ArtHelper. Your work sounds like it comes from a different place than mine, I'm usually out in the desert dark chasing starlight, while you're working through soft forms indoors. But that quiet introspection you mentioned, I recognize that. It's the same patience required when you're sitting with a tripod for three hours waiting for the Milky Way core to rise exactly where you framed it. Looking forward to seeing what you make here.
Thank you fir the nice welcomr message!