This acrylic painting on canvas by Dimisca Laurentiu is titled "I Love Paris" and measures 100x100 cm. Created in 2019, the work depicts a common couple sharing a glass under the Eiffel Tower and uses various symbols to represent the modern experience of love. The artist aimed to show a message of intimacy, emotion, and communication rather than describe the world through memory or technique. He sought to illustrate his astonishment at the threat of not loving and wanted the painting to kindle romance and magic for any viewer.
This acrylic painting on canvas by Dimisca Laurentiu is titled "I Love Paris" and measures 100x100 cm. Created in 2019, the work depicts a common couple sharing a glass under the Eiffel Tower and uses various symbols to represent the modern experience of love. The artist aimed to show a message of intimacy, emotion, and communication rather than describe the world through memory or technique. He sought to illustrate his astonishment at the threat of not loving and wanted the painting to kindle romance and magic for any viewer.
This acrylic painting on canvas by Dimisca Laurentiu is titled "I Love Paris" and measures 100x100 cm. Created in 2019, the work depicts a common couple sharing a glass under the Eiffel Tower and uses various symbols to represent the modern experience of love. The artist aimed to show a message of intimacy, emotion, and communication rather than describe the world through memory or technique. He sought to illustrate his astonishment at the threat of not loving and wanted the painting to kindle romance and magic for any viewer.
Technique: Acrylic on cotton canvas Dimensions: 100x100 cm Year of execution: 2019 “Paris is the known as the city for falling in love…But what if it could be the city for rising in love? Starting from this thought, I created a vision of a common and simple couple drinking one glass at the shadow of the Eiffel Tower, but the multiple number of symbols and the expressions and impression given are telling the truth about love nowadays… Do not expect me to describe the world through memory and colorful events, through technique and superlatives. I only want to show a message of love and communication, of emotion and closeness. I meant to show not my own identity, but my astonishment at an unshaped threatening… of not loving. Could you imagine the crippling of the soul and the emptiness filling it after a prolonged lack of energy of the feeling of loving? “I Love Paris” is a painting meaning to flourish romantism in any cold heart and to bring magic in any loving soul, as Paris itself is meant to create.” Laurentiu Dimisca