GRACE Artwork

"Intuitive art speaks when words have no form. For me, creating art channels positive emotions and higher visions, connecting the viewer and the artist. Each piece is 'an emotional conversation through colour and shape. Using oils and a palette knife, I infuse my art with vibrant energy, symbolising freedom and tranquillity. My paintings, a tapestry of vivid hues and deep emotions, come alive on an emotional or spiritual level. I hope my art awakens creativity, joy, and peace, inspiring individuals to connect with their inner selves and embark on a healing journey." – Mira Mira Corbova is a renowned abstract artist, curator, and writer. Originally from Slovakia, she spent over a decade in London before making New Zealand her home for the past 12 years. Mira relocated to Australia with her supportive and talented engineer husband, embarking on a new chapter in her artistic journey. She is excited to explore the rich culture and vibrant art scene of Sydney and connect with its community. Mira’s work is a testament to her passion for self-expression, positive thinking, energy, colour, and connection. As a naturally creative and intuitive person, Mira draws inspiration from the emotions and feelings she perceives in her surroundings. Using vibrant oil colours, she skilfully channels these inspirations into fluid shapes that intuitively flow onto her canvas. Currently based in dynamic Sydney, Mira dedicates herself to creating transformative, healing, and joyful art. She is also passionately writing a novel about her journey and the power and importance of healing arts, philosophically exploring how art and creativity can profoundly improve wellness and lead to a more fulfilling life. Mira's artistic journey began at the age of seven when her mother enrolled her in a private art school. She gained international recognition by eleven, winning her first award at the prestigious International Children's Art Show in Tokyo, Japan. She furthered her studies in art, photography, economics, and management in Slovakia. Mira moved to the United Kingdom at the age of twenty seeking personal freedom, where she lived and worked for twelve years, nurturing her artistic skills and expanding her creative perspective through further studies in counselling and tourism. In 2012, Mira emigrated to New Zealand and founded the fine art gallery "The Art Lounge NZ.