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Lina Llaguno-Ciani
In her silent, chromatically elegant paintings of still lifes and landscapes, the Egg becomes a part of the environment, playful and surreal in its evocation of idle summer afternoons whiling away at an abandoned beach, or arranged in delicate groups and clusters, tied with string, and dangling on walls. Birds and turtles, layers of such Eggs, can be seen, that relates these artworks with a healthy environment, imbued with a clear, liquid light suffused with tropical vigour and contrast. At the same time, Lina Llaguno Ciani also dwells on the nurturing side of the Egg, its pure innocence and delicacy that does not threaten, but delights and stimulates the mind with its ancient curvilinear geometry. March 11 - 31, 2006 210 Loring St., 1300 Pasay City, Philippines View GD Map » About the Artist » Read Artist's Review » Back to Artist's Listing » |
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" One Hundred Forty Eggs " Click on images to view larger photos.
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