Fiora Lisa
Fiora Lisa
By Romy Makdissi
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Ink on Paper
20 x 28 cm
Fiora Lisa" is a captivating black and white artwork where a woman emerges from dense vegetation, her intense gaze challenging the viewer with profound assurance. This composition evokes the shared intuitive power between woman and nature. The monochromatic contrasts emphasize the enigmatic determination of the woman, akin to vegetation persisting and rebirthing in unexpected places. The scene celebrates feminine strength—gentle yet powerful, unpredictable yet resilient—while delving into the symbolism of the secret garden. "Fiora Lisa" in black and white offers a visual meditation on resilience, intuition, and inner strength, transcending the constraints of color palette to explore the mystery of a universal secret garden.
About Romy Makdissi
Romy Makdissi, artist and osteopath, crafts a unique fusion of artistic expression and healing. Her artistic vision stems from the profound belief that beauty resides in every detail of our existence. For Romy, emotions, as energy in motion, must be liberated and channeled.
Her art is characterized by meticulous details, captivating play of light, and a fascination for darkness. At the crossroads of creativity and healing, Romy materializes this duality through works that blend the intricacy of anatomy with the expressive power of art. As an osteopath, she transposes a similar attention to detail in her practice, thus establishing a profound connection between the physical and the emotional.
Each creation by Romy represents a journey exploring the richness of the human experience. Her works invite contemplation of the duality between creativity and healing, capturing the magic of everyday life. Joining Romy Makdissi in this artistic adventure offers a new perspective on beauty, delving into the nuances of each shadow and revealing the depth of the soul. Her art becomes an authentic expression of self, where details come to life, light is unveiled, and darkness becomes a canvas for creativity and healing.