Tears of Happiness Painting

Eva comes from Poland and has been living in Chicago for 4years. She survived a serious accident, rehabilitation, and many negative medical reports, but she managed to recover and is trying to find her happiness. She has recently been trying to develop her artistic soul in Chicago. Previously, she did not show her work to anyone, she hid from the world and was ashamed of what she was creating , she never called herself an artist because she did not finish any school in this field. She just loves what she does. She often escapes from reality by locking herself in her art studio even for a few days to create one work because Eva likes to change and redo her art until she feels that this is it... She never plans her art and works and doesn't know what the end result will be, she is simply in love with the process of creation and nothing else matters. Eva creates unique works because she is self-taught and relies only on her emotions, experiences, and intuition, conveying only positive vibrations on canvas. In Eva’s art you can see an independent woman who tries hard to be happy and wants to share this happiness with others.It transmits only high and positive vibrations to the world, and destroys evil with good and joy. For Eva this is a tool for interpreting the world: we find a strong sense of balance and harmony within although her technic is often abstract, there is always a close relationship with the outer and inner reality of the artist. In a sweet and sumptuous apocalypse of shapes and colors, the painting transports the viewer into a sphere located between dreams and awakenings, between reality and imaginary, between transcendent and immanent in a sort of permanent charm. As an abstract artist she delves into capturing the essence of the themes beyond their literal representation. Every image she creates occupies a special place in her heart. A unique reflection of her emotions and experiences. She plays with colors, shapes and textures, emphasizing experimentation and the freedom to interpret art in different ways... Through her work, she tries to engage everyone in a dialogue that goes beyond conventional understanding, fostering a deeper bond with the creative process and the infinite possibilities of abstract expression.