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Vanna Black: Grace for Ebb
Vanna Black merges African patterns with classical Japanese aesthetics in paintings about self-worth, growth, and renewal.
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“My work considers the mental aptitude for one’s own intrapersonal development to push viewers in a more positive motion regarding self-worth,” says Atlanta native Vanna Black. An illustrator, painter, and muralist, Black bridges the gap between fine art and graphic design in her paintings, which merge African patterns with classic Japanese aesthetics. “My inspiration comes from various objects that have been compounded into odd shapes (which) then inspire the landscapes and floral compositions I paint.”
— Kevin C. Madigan
Atlanta artist Vanna Black bridges fine art and graphic design, merging African patterns with classical Japanese aesthetics in paintings inspired by compounded shapes, landscapes, and floral compositions.
Artists: Vanna Black
Venue: Cat Eye Creative
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