The abortion of William: Story of a reproduction Print

Born in 1990, French self-taught artist, Marina Beverelli is based in Paris. In fashion for the past eleven years as PR strategist and publicist, she worked for luxury houses such as LOEWE, or Chloé. She sees abstract painting as a new form of diary that only her can fully read, guided by her emotions, struggles, feelings. Each of her artworks are one-of-a-kind. Through her work, she aims for the audience to allow their own perception, and connection with the artwork. She paints on linen on cotton canvas with Chinese ink, acrylic, acrylic inks, gilding for wood and water. XIX century literature, antiques, history and history of fashion, French independent and nouvelle vague cinema, music, Victorian aesthetic, the importance of mental heath care, and the beauty of craftsmanship, and nature define most her universe. Edward Gorey, Roger Ballen, Lewis Carroll, Tim Burton, Edgar Allan Poe, Agnès Varda, Diane Arbus, William Morris, Alexander McQueen are part of the artists mostly influence her life and her work.