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Mother of Exiles Collage

Jessica Mavros

United States

Collage, Paper on Canvas

Size: 132 W x 84 H x 0.1 D in

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About The Artwork

When I made this painting I was taking in and paying close attention to the events of 2019. I was observing the destruction of what felt like all of our long-standing values in this country. I created "Mother of Exiles" in response. My portraits explore empathy through the study of the individual and their inner experience. I work with acrylic paint using dramatic contrast to draw attention to specific areas of the face. Often my subjects are unknown or intentionally presented as anonymous. The colors I use highlight emotion and interact with the viewer on a subconscious or symbolic level.

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Collage:Paper on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:132 W x 84 H x 0.1 D in

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In 2018 Jessica Mavros graduated with a Bachelor in Fine Arts degree from California State University Channel Islands. In 2017, she won first place in a campus art contest at California State University Channel Islands for her portrait “Woman Wearing a Hijab“, which hangs on permanent display in the campus Student Union Building. Her work has been featured in the Washington Post, Voyage LA Magazine, the Ventura County Star, and Visit Oxnard Magazine. Her paintings have been shown in Washington DC, as well as galleries throughout Southern California and St. Louis Missouri, where she currently lives and works. Artist's Statement I’m originally from Sacramento, California, but moving to St. Louis, MO was a turning point for my art. It was there that I started to become more focused on the other, empathy, and the connectedness of all people. My portraits study the individual through color symbolism and focus on facial expression and body language. I work with acrylic paint using expressive brushwork and dramatic contrast to draw attention to specific areas of the face. Often my subjects are anonymous or unknown people. The colors I use highlight emotion and interact with the viewer on a subconscious or symbolic level. .

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