EXPLOSION 3
, 2024"EXPLOSION 3" is a captivating work by Patricia Abramovich, measuring 70 x 70 cm and painted in 2028 using oil on canvas. This vibrant abstract piece, created with palette knives, embodies the energy and renewal of nature. The dynamic bursts of earthy greens, radiant yellows, and warm oranges fill the canvas with an explosion of movement and life. Abramovich’s signature style, developed over years of experimenting with texture and color, shines in this artwork, reflecting her deep connection with nature and her love for the oil medium.
The expressive brushwork captures the vitality of the natural world, while the palette knife technique adds a tactile dimension, creating layers of vibrant energy. This painting would be a perfect addition to a living room or creative studio, infusing any space with optimism and creative energy. "EXPLOSION 3" is an embodiment of the artist’s evolving passion for abstract landscapes and her ability to convey emotion through bold color and texture.
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Abramovich Patricia
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Biography
Patricia Benisti Abramovich reignited her passion for painting in 1996, sparking a sort of obsession. She fell for watercolors, aquarelles, and the stories they told on paper.
Soon though, she met her true love, oils. In 2007, the discovery of palette knives in lieu of brushes awakened a signature style, one of abstract landscapes animated with texture and positively alive with color.
She has always been creative. From an early age, she loved to draw, learned to play piano and guitar, and wrote poetry as a teenager. Her parents gave her the freedom to follow her creative instincts and chase her ever-changing passions.
Growing up in Paris, Patricia was also profoundly influenced by her everyday surroundings and even considered pursuing architecture. In 1972, the family emigrated from Paris to Israel, where Patricia met her husband Boris, with whom she has two children and grandchildren.
Every flower, tree, and landscape Patricial comes across inspires her.