Ilona PimbertForest Folk
Monoprint and etching
Image Size: 26cm x 33 cm
Paper Size: 31cm x 38 cm
Unique
£450 unframed or £45 per month via Own Art. Contact rebecca@woolwichprintfair.com to request an application or more information
Shadow and light always play in the forest, and two figures play in the midst of it.
Ilona is a painter and printmaker living and working in London. She creates landscapes from observation and imagination, and scapes that invite the viewer into an abstract world filled with texture and colour. Ilona constantly returns to trees, water, the sea, the rain, the sky, the wind, the sun, the stars, the human body - anything that speaks of the elements and the universe. She likes to think in light, colour, movement, and energy. Her work celebrates nature in a non linear, circular way.
Monoprint and etching
Image Size: 26cm x 33 cm
Paper Size: 31cm x 38 cm
Unique
£450 unframed or £45 per month via Own Art. Contact rebecca@woolwichprintfair.com to request an application or more information
Shadow and light always play in the forest, and two figures play in the midst of it.
Ilona is a painter and printmaker living and working in London. She creates landscapes from observation and imagination, and scapes that invite the viewer into an abstract world filled with texture and colour. Ilona constantly returns to trees, water, the sea, the rain, the sky, the wind, the sun, the stars, the human body - anything that speaks of the elements and the universe. She likes to think in light, colour, movement, and energy. Her work celebrates nature in a non linear, circular way.
Monoprint and etching
Image Size: 26cm x 33 cm
Paper Size: 31cm x 38 cm
Unique
£450 unframed or £45 per month via Own Art. Contact rebecca@woolwichprintfair.com to request an application or more information
Shadow and light always play in the forest, and two figures play in the midst of it.
Ilona is a painter and printmaker living and working in London. She creates landscapes from observation and imagination, and scapes that invite the viewer into an abstract world filled with texture and colour. Ilona constantly returns to trees, water, the sea, the rain, the sky, the wind, the sun, the stars, the human body - anything that speaks of the elements and the universe. She likes to think in light, colour, movement, and energy. Her work celebrates nature in a non linear, circular way.
