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24" x 24" The New York Times 1863 by Irena Orlov

24" x 24" The New York Times 1863 by Irena Orlov

$10,000.00Price
Fine Art Original Artwork by Irena Orlov.
New collection "The Link of Times. Contemporary Abstract with a touch of Antique."
The unique material that I use - Original Rare Antique Newspapers printed in 17th, 18th century.

Mixed Media 24x24" on canvas.
Newspapers have their own history as if they are mirrors of human mode of that time. They are unbiased chroniclers of the era they come from. Most of the newspapers belong to 17-19th century. I’m thrilled when I touch pieces of the newspapers because I touch frozen moments of past centuries. I feel breath of life at this moment. I can’t describe my emotions when I hold torn yellowish newspaper in my arms, it’s like as if there is a connection between me and a person who used to hold the same newspaper in his or her hands centuries ago. Newspapers can tell a lot of interesting stories from the past. My imagination explodes picturing moment of that everyday life. Time flied, babies were born, they grew and became adults. After they found their happiness and completed their missions, they died leaving behind something tangible – newspapers. I can’t be indifferent reading these newspapers. There is a invisible spiritual bridge between past and future cultures that crosses time lines. This energy and ideas behind these newspapers charge me. It pushes me to create new art structures – new art pieces. In other words, I transform these old ideas and antique media into a new concept, new language to express new ideas and thoughts.Contemporary Abstract with a touch of Antique.
Unique Collage Painting created with Original Rare Antique Newspaper printed in 1831, New York, acrylic and oil. World of color, textures and shapes.

Newspapers have their own history as if they are mirrors of human mode of that time. They are unbiased chroniclers of the era they come from. Most of the newspapers belong to 17-19th century. I’m thrilled when I touch pieces of the newspapers because I touch frozen moments of past centur
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