Fate's Emergence
Fate's Emergence was awarded the Concept Prize at Arts on Main in 2019.
This is an artistic exploration of the elemental forces of Earth, Wind, and Fire. The artist approached the piece as a typographical map, strategically using colors to represent and distinguish these powerful elements. Reds, corals, and creams are applied in a typographical manner, forming distinct areas that symbolize the heat and intensity of fire, while deep violets swirl around the figure, evoking the flowing movement of wind and the grounding energy of the earth. The muse, subtly transformed, emerges as a calm yet secure and inviting figure, exuding a gentle strength that invites the viewer to connect with the elemental forces within her. The layered use of color and texture creates a dynamic visual landscape that reflects both the turbulence and tranquility of these natural elements.
Artist:Diana Di Giacopo-Robinson
Medium:Acrylic
Size:24" x 18"
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Artist Bio
Diana Di Giacopo-Robinson is a resident of Alliston, a member of the South Simcoe Arts Council and a York U Bachelor of Fine Arts Honours graduate. She is a realistic artist who primarily works in acrylics, and also enjoys oils, graphite and sculpture.
Her earliest and strongest memories are of her desire to create- to draw, paint, and sculpt. With her ancestral roots engrained from a very young age, she continues to be influenced by the art and architecture of Italy and her family.
With a soft spot for childhood memories and connecting personally to her work, her paintings represent the little treasures that life gives us. Elevating subjects and giving them a special place in our consciousness, offering a chance to check in, to slow down and to quiet the noise of life. In her process she often relies on her creative intuition and likes to present an evocative stillness, impacted with the use of strong, vivid colours. She hopes to project a sense of felicity, even if the message behind it may not necessarily be cheerful. Her intention is to overcome an often tense subject matter with a sense of happiness and peace in her final work.
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