Soraya Silvestri Zizi

For abstract artist Soraya Silvestri, nature provides the inspiration for her art and practice. If you look closely, each painting hints at a cloudy sky, a storm breaking, a mountain peak, or the cosmos. The abundance of emotion and energy in nature are echoed in her artwork.

Soraya looks to nature to find colour, pattern, and composition that she then translates to canvas in a unique and delicate way. Influenced by fearless masters of colour such as Jonas Gerard and Michael Lang, Soraya strives to create interplay of light and dark hues, experimenting with colour, form, and shadow. Smooth textures and blended colour are key elements of Soraya's work.

Much like the masters, Soraya looks to nature to supply mood and evoke a sense of wonder and awe. The use of chiaroscuro (contrast of light and dark) is a key tool in creating this sense of grandeur and majesty.

For abstract artist Soraya Silvestri, nature is the inspiration for her art and practice. If you look closely, each painting evokes a cloudy sky, an erupting storm, a mountain peak or the cosmos. The abundance of emotion and energy in nature is reflected in his work.

Soraya turns to nature to find the color, motif and composition that she then translates onto canvas in a unique and delicate way. Influenced by intrepid masters of color such as Jonas Gerard and Michael Lang, Soraya strives to create a play of light and dark hues, experimenting with color, form and shadow. Smooth textures and blended colors are key elements of Soraya's work.

Like the masters, Soraya turns to nature to create mood and evoke a sense of wonder and awe. The use of chiaroscuro (contrasting light and dark) is a key tool in creating this sense of grandeur and majesty.

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