Silver Interior 2019

“Silver Interior”
100/90 cm
acrylic/golden leaf/canvas
part of the exhibition: “Imaginary Constructions”
“The imaginary constructions are places that I have seen live and that has settled deep within my subconscious. Now, they are awaking and rising to the surface so they could slide over the canvases. Shining bright and ready to devour every color, stifle it, or breathe life into it.
To this binary materialization, I also added precious metals. They are not real, but their presence is eloquently convincing. At the same time glossy, but also a delusively unreal background to the constructions.
The exhibition is built up of landscapes and architectural collaborations between interior and exterior spaces. The sweet challenge I faced was to build a space on the base of these shiny sheets, a space that evokes a home.”

“Interior Square” 2019

“Interior Square”
80/90 cm
acrylic/golden leaf/canvas
part of the exhibition: “Imaginary Constructions”
“The imaginary constructions are places that I have seen live and that has settled deep within my subconscious. Now, they are awaking and rising to the surface so they could slide over the canvases. Shining bright and ready to devour every color, stifle it, or breathe life into it.
To this binary materialization, I also added precious metals. They are not real, but their presence is eloquently convincing. At the same time glossy, but also a delusively unreal background to the constructions.
The exhibition is built up of landscapes and architectural collaborations between interior and exterior spaces. The sweet challenge I faced was to build a space on the base of these shiny sheets, a space that evokes a home.”

The Column 2019

The Column
200/50/50 cm
acrylic/silver leaf/canvas/wood
2019

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Kaliya Ka

Bulgaria

http://www.kaliya-ka.com/

Kaliya Kalacheva was born in 1986 in Sofia, Bulgaria, where she still lives and works. She is an MA graduate from the National Academy of Art in Sofia, Bulgaria. In 2011 she won the Prize for promising young artists of the Edmond Demirdjian Foundation. She was shortlisted for the 2012 MOST award. In 2017 Kaliya won the International Artist recognition at Women in the Arts Awards “Celebrating the Genius of Women” exhibition and competition in Orlando, Florida. Her paintings are part of the collections of Art center Hugo Voeten, Belgium, Luciano Benetton Collection, Italy, National Art Gallery, and Sofia City Gallery, Bulgaria. Kaliya Kalacheva was a resident artist in the Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris, France in 2014 and Oberpfälzer Künstlerhaus, Schwandorf, Germany in 2016. Kaliya has more than 15 solo shows and a lot more group exhibitions.

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