Office by Alex Penny
Art
Aleksandra Romashko- The Drunk Generation Year: June 25 2012 Materials: House Paint, Markers, Watercolors, Gold Leaf
Aleksandra Romashko- Part Of Dream A Dream
Aleksandra Romashko- Part Of Dream A Dream
Aleksandra Romashko - Part Of Dream A Dream (Taken with Instagram)
Aleksandra Romashko- Part Of Dream A Dream
Aleksandra Romashko- Part Of Dream A Dream
Aleksandra Romashko- Part Of Dream A Dream (Taken with Instagram)
Aleksandra Romashko- Part Of Dream A Dream (Taken with Instagram)
Aleksandra Romashko- Part Of Dream A Dream (Taken with Instagram)
Aleksandra Romashko- A Part Of Dance Me To The End Of Life
Aleksandra Romashko- Part Of Dance Me To The End Of Life
A Little Bird (Taken with instagram)
Aleksandra Romashko
Name: Dance Me To The End Of Life
Size: 81.4 Centimeters By 1 Meter 22
Materials: Acrylics, Pencils, Watercolors, Oil Paints, Markers, Permanent Markers, Wool (Braided, Unbraided), Metal Wires (Braided, Unbraided), Molding Paste, House Paint, Ink, Beads, Glitter
Year: 2010-2012
Intent: A hair sample allows you to discover little details about any person by examining what she or he has consumed. I wanted to recreate a story through hair that is not necessarily part of the diet but a part of life. The expression of struggles, fears, the moments of doubt, as well as love, and happiness.
This painting represents a woman who is showing her life through her hair as she is directing her hand in a dancing gesture. Looking at this painting, each individual is open to interpret her life in his or her own way.
More at: http://aleksandraromashko.com/work/2012/05/dance-me-to-the-end-of-life/
Aleksandra Romashko
Name: Madness
Size: 73.7 Centimeters By 1 Meter 62 Centimeters (Each Canvas Is 3 Centimeters Apart, Each Panel Is 22.7 Centimeters By 30.48 Centimeters)
Material: Oil Paints, Markers, Numerous Inks, Permanent Markers
Year: October 2009
Creating this painting opened a new way of looking at art to me. Not only did I begin combining multiple pieces to create a large painting. I also discovered a new passion for patterns and the process of thoughts in a visual manner.
There is a constant play of opposite colors in my work. Purple is paired with yellow and blue is with orange to create an effect of movement resembling the evolution of thoughts.
More at http://aleksandraromashko.com/work/2012/03/madness/
Aleksandra Romashko
Name: Possessed By The World
Size: 58 Inches By 58 Inches
Year: 2010
Materials: Magazines, Tickets (To The Zoo, To The Movies), Metro Stop Cards, Train Cards, Party Invitations, Party Ribbons, Numerous Plastic Cards (Hotel Cards, Credit Card, Party Cards, Discount Cards), Gum Wrappers, Pill Packages, OCB Wrappers, Receipts, Wool, Oil Paints, Liquin, Glue
Intent: This woman, constantly engaging in social activities and traversing the world, becomes possessed and consumed by commercialism. The wreath around her body, made entirely of receipts, reflects the values and aims of modern society. The mirror that she is holding is meant to reflect the viewer reminding us that this fixation is within us all.
more @: http://aleksandraromashko.com/work/2012/04/possessed-by-the-world/
