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About Me
- Petra Sohns Didion
- Perth, WA, Australia
- Artist Statement. I believe in the ability to create with love, passion and a sense of belonging, the art i create is about the desire to portray images which inspired me. At times it may be a visual object, a dream, an emotion, animals , or a person. The existence of my spiritual connection provides me with a will, to paint ,on a personal level and lends statements of myself to my paintings and sculptures My work is inspired by contrast ,the unexpected,the opposite and features contemporary surreal and illusionistic themes. Each project i envision has various experimental phases. Perspective and techniques vary during my work process to achieve a desired effect or mood. The original sketches and symbolic data remains in my diary as my reference and manifesto Supports such as papers, canvas, or boards are treated beforehand as required for preservation. I use Artist quality materials for all medias i work in
very elegant Petra!
ReplyDeletethank you Jade
ReplyDeletemajestic....
ReplyDeleteout visiting tonight..
have a great week
mona & the girls
Wow...this is gorgeous Petra, he is regal and graceful, yet there is an underlying powerful energy about him !!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice, Petra. I like the way you elongated the face, giving it your unique mark. It reminds me of the beautiful and graceful Chinese Dynasty horse paintings.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your amazing thoughts and comments.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful and sensitive painting of your "Little White One" It is easy to see that you love your horse.
ReplyDeleteOh Sandy, i wish it was my horse, but i believe you did see my love for animals come alive
ReplyDeletethank you so much for your comment
how nice! i'm curious what media you used. it looks like perhaps some acrylics an or oils and colored pencil? not sure but i like it very much!
ReplyDeleteJulie, thank you
ReplyDeletei used charcoal and white scminke pastel
on a colored art spectrum pastel paper
i love to work with those materials to get loose and lots of practice