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View In My Room
Painting, Oil on Canvas
Size: 19.7 W x 27.6 H x 0.8 D in
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Sorry is a magical word, although it can change everything, repair broken bidges an expression of love and respect, many find it difficult to say it, just like the song lyrics say...Apologizing can make some people feel vulnerable, or feel like they are in danger of losing their power and status. Others simply equate saying "I'm sorry" with admitting they're inadequate or incompetent, which makes admitting mistakes so much harder to do. Some people find saying they’re sorry humiliating. Perhaps they were criticized harshly by parents or other important people while growing up, and as a result avoid admitting mistakes because of the horrible feelings it brings up. Some people prefer to stay in denial. Their logic goes something like this: If you don't admit you've done anything wrong, then it's almost like not doing anything wrong at all. If there is no admission of fault, then there is no need to take responsibility. If it were only that easy! Some view giving an apology in very black-and-white terms. Giving an apology is like being the "loser" and the person receiving the apology is the "winner." The one who is wrong needs to ask forgiveness from the one who is right. Understandably, that's not a fun thought. Sometimes it's our pride or ego that gets in the way. And, of course, those who lack empathy can have a hard time embracing another person's feelings or perspective altogether, which makes saying sorry virtually impossible to do..
2020
Oil on Canvas
One-of-a-kind Artwork
19.7 W x 27.6 H x 0.8 D in
Not Framed
Not applicable
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My name is Dijana Čović, a Croatian oil painter and sculptor from Zagreb. I needed an escape from my reality and my love for art awoke me. I started painting manically. Art made me freely breathe again, and sometimes it is like an addiction.. I like to paint in oil, acrylic and sometimes watercolors usually on cotton or linen canvas. I like big canvases. Using oil I usually evoke the realism of portraits, and with palette knives I evoke the abstraction of shapes, lines and enhance the rhythmicity of the painting. I am painting mostly in the manner of abstract realism, contrasting two seemingly incompatible concepts, abstract art and realistic art. Abstract art does not refer to real objects. By abstract use of a lines, shapes, colors, texture and pattern, I create movement, give rhythm, evoke emotions. Realism tries to capture moments from real life and time or the personality of individuals or nature that resemble real life. I am looking for a balance of values of size and shape, lines and colors. I am focused on design elements and principles to visually express feelings, thoughts and my own experiences. Focusing to create a balance of values and sizes or shapes and lines. Painting is like beautiful music to me, if I were to put myself in genres, my painting is pure, good, soul funk, r&b and blues.
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