March is unpredictable: some years it’s “in like a lion and out like a lamb,” some years it’s the opposite.
This month’s Artsbridge’s Distinguished Artist, Adriana Groza, celebrates and captures the unpredictable in her “go-with-the-flow” abstract fluid acrylic paintings. On Thursday, March 18, she will demonstrate her unusual brush-free technique and will show some of her work at 7 p.m. via Zoom.
“My best works are active and imply movement across the space, or they emerge from, or descend into space for the observer,” Groza said.
She applies her foundation color and then allows her feelings and imagination to wander free with the fluid pigments.
“I am unlocked to bring to light what arises on the canvas before me. In that sense, I am as much a spectator as a creator, as my paintings take shape.”
Several unconventional instruments and techniques are used to move the paint around without a brush. Her demonstration will show the surprising effects achievable with fluid acrylics.
Born in Transylvania, Romania, Groza lives and works in Hamilton N.J. To learn more about her, visit her website. To register for the Zoom presentation, “A Fluid Art Experience, Art With Fluid Acrylics,” visit artsbridgeonline.com/site/.
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