Breaking Blue

This evocative painting captures the dynamic interplay between the vast expanse of the sea and the fleeting sky above. Textured layers and delicate white lines suggest the movement of water and the ephemeral nature of the coastal environment. Subtle hints of pink and orange in the clouds add a touch of warmth, contrasting with the cool blues and hinting at the fragility of the natural world. The work serves as a meditation on the beauty and vulnerability of the coastline, inviting the viewer to contemplate the delicate balance between land and sea.
Artwork size A3 - 42 cm x 29.7 cm.
Frame size A2 - 59.4 cm x 42 cm.
Framed in a simple white frame.

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Elda Koro is a Gold Coast–based contemporary visual artist whose practice explores the intersection of sound, colour and perception.

Elda experiences music through chromesthesia - a rare form of synesthesia in which sound involuntarily evokes colour, movement, light, texture and space.

Her current practice transforms these sensory experiences into immersive abstract paintings through colour, rhythm, gesture and layered texture. Rather than illustrating music, Elda paints what she sees and feels when she hears it, creating works that occupy the space between sound and image.

With a Bachelor of Fine Arts from RMIT and more than three decades of creative practice spanning visual art, design and digital media, Elda brings both artistic intuition and a deep understanding of visual communication to her work.

Her current body of work, Symphony of Colour, marks a significant new chapter in her practice—inviting viewers to experience music in another way.

See website: www.eldakoro.com