This abstract artwork features a striking composition of geometric shapes and dynamic patterns rendered in warm, earthy tones of orange and brown. The central pyramidal structure is flanked by two fanciful, flame-like forms, creating a symmetrical and visually captivating design. The intricate, wood-burned textures and textural brushwork lend depth and a sense of movement to the piece. The artist's distinctive use of pyrography, or the art of decorating wood by burning patterns into the surface, gives the work a unique and tactile quality. This piece likely reflects the artist's exploration of themes related to natural forms, spirituality, and the interplay of light and shadow. ...
For nearly ten years, Alison Flora (b. 1992) has been using drawing and painting, as well as sculpture, music and video, to exhume the dark side of the world and open portals to another reality, as dark as it is salvific. Her works on paper painted with her own blood, a technique that has made her famous since 2019, are the most explicit incarnation of this visceral connection with the limbo of the soul and the insoluble enigmas of the subconscious, which she also explores through music, sculpture and her practice as a VJ (video jockey). Steeped in regional folklore and the occult, medieval architecture and gothic literature, but also a whole underground culture - metal, industrial rock, raves - the young woman’s work translates the anguish and hopes, dreams and nightmares of a generation lost in the torments of its time, from which it seeks to escape. ...
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