Minimalist Watercolours paintings by Elicia Edijanto

by Aesthesia Mag, posted in art, painting

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Minimalist Watercolours paintings by Elicia Edijanto

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Black and White Watercolors of Children with Animals by Indonesian Artist Elicia Edijanto. She does a magnificent job of bringing these fascinating minimalist paintings to life.  Most of them feature a relationship between one animal and one person.  Even though the paintings do not have a lot of detail, they manage to get across the closeness and the tenderness of the encounter.

8 thoughts on “Minimalist Watercolours paintings by Elicia Edijanto”

  4. Watercolor in black and white…how very unique and effective in portraying the implied relationships.

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  6. These paintings speak to me in a way that watercolor paintings seldom do. They seem to reflect a certain primordial feeling, as if there were immense, powerful forces just at the edge of our imagination that we can have fleeting contact with. For me at least they seem like archetypal encounters between animal nature and a childlike questing mind. I love them!

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Artists deserve respect. Even if it bothers you and you don't like their work; refrain from negative opinions, non-constructive remarks. Opt for an objective analysis of the work as well as a good understanding of the author's intentions..Thx

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