Lilya’s inspiration is Water. It is in line with her continuity of working on nature’s fundamental elements Air, Fire, Earth, Water, and intriguingly appropriate for Venice. The exhibition consists of aerial views of waterscapes as well as sculptural / installation paintings of water in movement. Lilya Pavlovic-Dear explores different facets of the Goddess of Water.
The work of Lilya is timeless and nourished by her personal memory, Mediterranean myths, and todays ecological planetary preoccupations.
Essential treasure of the world and of life, water made a very strong impression on the artist. This theme was chosen as the main inspiration of her recent series of works. She brings through her creation an artistic witness to the efforts to conserve Water. She sees painting as a universal language and in this sense examined over the last forty years the elements of the cosmos. This work by stratum connects up with a memorial work where her impressions interlace.
Information
Dates: From 06 May to 02 August 2015
Opening hours: from Tuesday to Sunday, 10 am - 6 pm
Closed on Monday
Tickets:
- Full ticket € 10 (Museum and Exhibition Areas)
- Reduced ticket € 8
- Free entry: Every day, 10 am -3 pm, for the residents of the Municipality of Venice
Contacts:
Castello 5252 - 30122 Venice
tel. 0412711411 - fax 0412711445
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