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Conversation Ebook

encaustic paintings on board and canvas

de Antoaneta Melnikova-Hillman

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À propos du Ebook
The conversation starts with us and it is endless . We talk with mimics, jesters, words, sounds and colors. I paint the silent conversation of my inner world and putting it on canvas is like writhing a book. And reading a book is also a conversation , between the author and the reader. My book is written with colors, instead of words, but I know that there are so many people out there who can read the colors, and make the conversation happened. . Ironically, I had a dream- to be a talk- show host.The artist daily work is done in silence and without audience, but there is still a conversation going on and still a lot's of ideas and thoughts can be broadcast through paint and canvas, and reach the many souls who wont to have a simple -Conversation.

Caractéristiques et détails
  • Catégorie principale: Livres d'art et de photographie
  • Version ebook au format fixe, 20 p.
  • Date de publication: oct 20, 2012
  • Dernière modification oct 23, 2012
  • Langue English
  • Mots-clés abstract, pantings, encaustic, black, gold, white, conversation, balance, unique, modern, contemporary
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À propos du créateur
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Antoaneta Melnikova-Hillman
Dallas,TX

Antoaneta Melnikova-Hillman Is a self-taught artist. She considers herself to be half Bulgarian, half Russian and 36% American. Her grandparents lost everything in the Russian Revolution, fleeing for their lives to Turkey and later to Bulgaria. Antoaneta was born in Pleven, Bulgaria, where she began her career in the arts writing poetry, influenced as was her father by the beauty of Russian literature and language. She published two books on poetry and her poems and stories appeared in various newspapers and magazines throughout Bulgaria. 
 Antoaneta began to experiment with oils at the age of eighteen. Her works first appeared in group exhibitions and later individually in Bulgaria. She exhibited her work in Cyprus with a series of paintings dedicated to women and love, and since coming to the United States of America she has broadened her skills to encompass encaustic and acrylic mediums.

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