Solitude 5

" Solitude 3 “marks the debut of my latest series. It draws inspiration from my weekend ritual of enjoying homemade coffee, immersing myself in my favorite book (Picasso), surrounded by yellow and navy white stripe cushions and the plants that fill my space. In today's world, saturated with constant connectivity and activity, the concept of solitude is often overlooked. Nevertheless, when we consciously embrace solitude, it can bestow profound benefits upon our psychological, emotional, and creative well-being. Solitude is more than mere isolation; it's an art—a practice of spending time alone for reflection, recharging, and achieving a deeper self-understanding.

This painting is ready to hang. Similar colours have been used on the edges of the canvas to match the painting. I’ve used high-quality oil pigments and it’s been well-varnished. I would recommend to get framed for get better finish. let me know if you need more help for this artwork.

( if you love this style but the size doesn't suit, I'm happy to create a similar piece in the required size )
My works come with a Certificate of Authenticity.

Follow

“I paint with my heart, to express my thoughts, to rejoice in sadness.”Li Zhou was born in Shanghai and realized her love of expression through art at an early age. During her secondary school years, she studied watercolours under artist Christopher Wu, a professional painter in the world's most influential portrait gallery in New York (PORTRAITS, INC.). Following her inspiration, she enrolled at the University of Shanghai to complete a Fine Arts Degree as well as qualifications in Fashion Design. Since arriving in Australia, Li has successfully pursued a career in fashion, all the while yearning to spend more time expressing herself on canvas. After a personal pilgrimage to Europe, journeying through the landscapes and galleries of the Masters, she returned to painting as a professional artist in 2012.Many of her works pursue the theme of women and Li uses her own language of painting to express primitive and complex inner thoughts. The concept is not of superficial beauty in female form; Li is conveying silent and powerful energy. This is the process of finding her way. Li’s works appear in private collections in Victoria, interstate and internationally. She has also won numerous awards.