Ute Bivona:
Picture "Das Jahr des Drachen - The Year of the Dragon" (2024)
Picture "Das Jahr des Drachen - The Year of the Dragon" (2024)
Ute Bivona:
Picture "Das Jahr des Drachen - The Year of the Dragon" (2024)
Picture "Das Jahr des Drachen - The Year of the Dragon" (2024)
Quick info
Acrylic, Pencil | Canvas | Format 160 x 240 cm (H/W) | signed certificate of authenticity
Detailed description
Picture "Das Jahr des Drachen - The Year of the Dragon" (2024)
A powerful painting depicts the "Year of the Dragon" in abstract form. In vibrant shades of red and glowing gold, the dragon merges with the cosmic energy. Its snake-like forms writhe dynamically across the canvas, while sparkling dots appear like stars around it. The composition radiates a deep symbolism that captures the power, wisdom and bliss of the Dragon Year. Bold brushstrokes and a play of light and shadow create an aura of mystery and vitality that captivates the viewer.
About Ute Bivona
I am a national and international working artist from Germany.
I have been creating artwork all my life. My love for nature has greatly influenced my art.
As a professional artist I have worked with fabric, papermaking, photography, illustration, drawing and painting. I currently work full time as a painter and painting instructor in my studio in Munich, Germany.
I use only the highest quality materials on canvas, paint and mixed media in all my original works. Each original is hand signed, with certificate of authenticity.
Art is such an essential part of life today - we can't turn on our computers or phones, or even go outside without hearing a beautiful song or seeing beautiful photographs. We are surrounded by paintings on our walls and colorful fashions on our clothes and a range of pleasant sensory experiences. Each creator of these works has directly contributed to making your world more beautiful. Think about it: We don't hesitate to spend money on food, clothing, and people who help make our lives better. Why wouldn't you want to invest in someone who has touched your heart and sparked your imagination?
