The small canvases and the constant line of the horizon evoke memories of a holiday by the sea last summer. Imagine the feeling when you are happy about the slight fatigue of the sun, delicious food and a loved one nearby. The feeling when the only question is - whether to go swimming immediately or a little later.
The irregular shape of the paintings (each subframe is made and the canvas is put on by the artist herself) are flashes of memories.
A shimmering blue color that the artist Adriana Vignere mixes from semi-precious stone lapis lazuli powder much like the most important artists of the Renaissance and Baroque, including Masaccio, Perugino, Titian and Vermeer did - ultramarine, the finest and most expensive of all blue pigments. The noble color in which the clothes of the Virgin Mary were usually painted.
Vignere's paintings celebrate our unique ability to remember the good, thus giving a person the strength to future development.
Adriana Vignere has obtained an MA degree in figural painting (Art Academy of Latvia, 2013). Her works have been exhibited since 2004 and she has organised more than 7 personal exhibitions. Her works have been included in group exhibitions in Latvia, Lithuania, Italy, United Kingdom, and have been picked up for private collections Germany, Austria, Luxembourg, France, Portugal, Belgium, Denmark, Great Britain,
USA, United Arab Emirates, Australia, Russia, Italy( including Luciano Benetton private collection). In 2016 she received 2nd place award in Young Painter Prize competition in Vilnius, Lithuania.
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