Rapunzel
Rapunzel
FINE ART PAPER
1570 €
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1570 €
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This captivating art piece depicts a serene figure draped in soft fabrics, seated gracefully amidst a lush display of flowers and fruits. The subject, with flowing hair and an expressive gaze, merges harmoniously with the rich textures and colors of the setting: deep reds, soft creams, and hints of green. In the background, a painted landscape hints at a serene natural environment, enhancing the overall feeling of tranquility. The careful arrangement of elements, including roses and a variety of fruits, creates a vibrant yet harmonious composition that evokes themes of beauty, nature, and sensuality.
This painting would be ideal for creating a focal point in a living room or bedroom, adding a touch of elegance and a sense of calm to the space. It can be beautifully complemented by soft lighting and plush furnishings, making it a perfect addition to a romantic or bohemian-styled interior. Consider placing it above a mantelpiece or a stylish sofa to draw attention and inspire conversation.
This painting would be ideal for creating a focal point in a living room or bedroom, adding a touch of elegance and a sense of calm to the space. It can be beautifully complemented by soft lighting and plush furnishings, making it a perfect addition to a romantic or bohemian-styled interior. Consider placing it above a mantelpiece or a stylish sofa to draw attention and inspire conversation.
Inspired by Rapunzel fairytale. I never really loved Rapunzel's tale. It always seemed crazy to me for someone to hang onto her mane and climb up to the tower. I mean... Rapunzel had to bear the weight of the prince on her head for him to go see her and finally rescue her.
Sometimes I wonder if Rapunzel didn't have a choice... if she couldn't make a liana out of her own hair and save herself.
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About the artist
Lídia Vives
Spain
Lídia Vives (Spain, 1991), established in Barcelona, is a photographer and visual artist who has seen her work published in magazines such as Esquire and Vogue Italy and has exhibited in numerous galleries, fairs and museums such as the Louvre in Paris. She has also collaborated with various musical groups, highlighting the Spanish band Love of Lesbian.
She has traveled around the world presenting her work since her first exhibition in 2013 and has received various international awards that have allowed her to expand her work worldwide, such as the gold medals in the Trierenberg Super Circuit, in 2018; the Fine Art Photographer of the Year of the Monochrome Awards, in 2021, and the Professional Photographer of the Year 2021 of the MUSE Photography Awards.
She currently works as an advertising and fashion photographer, as well as an artist, represented by ARTOUI Munich (Germany), selling her works of art to collectors, decorators and architects (among others), also as a retouching teacher at the IDEP school in Barcelona.
Strongly influenced by Italian Renaissance and Baroque artists, in addition to some of her contemporaries, Lídia's work is characterized by the use of color and the pictorial environment that she uses when dealing with current issues, using, only in her most personal projects, the self-portrait. She is also known for hiding Easter eggs in her photographs, inciting the viewer to see further into her work, thus making her images like a game in which the mission is to discover all the hidden secrets.
