Nouveaux Horizons
Nouveaux Horizons
By Aida Rubeiz
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▸ Features: Handmade Unique Piece Framed▸ Materials: Canvas
▸ Art technique: Collage Mixed Media
▸ Dimensions (cm): 62.0 x 82.0 x 2.5
▸ Net Weight (kg): 10.0
Oh sea, oh sea…what your waters have seen… as they flow from seas to oceans and from shore to shore….
After 150 years of struggle with fists firmly raised, women of all races celebrate victory in a battle for women’s rights. Some are pensive, others gather to discuss new projects, while some turn their backs on the past and look out to sea at new horizons - they have weathered the storms and turn to the calm sea to guide them to their deepest dreams where they may truly flourish.
2023 (framed/anti-reflective glass).
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About Aida Rubeiz
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Aida Rubeiz has always had a keen eye for beauty – flowers, colors, materials, and the ability to see potential in what others may have left behind. Though she did not have formal training in the arts, she was gifted with the ability to rearrange things and repurpose materials into an eclectic, unique artifact. In her early twenties, she had an antique wooden wardrobe cut and rebuilt into the most unique formal sitting room, and from furnishings to gardens, she began creating her style.
As her life led her across the world - far from family, friends, and places she loved, she soon became enchanted with collage as a means of portraying her feelings, memories, and dreams into a virtual world of her own – a world she assembles one piece at a time.
Her mediums are paper and glue, but the substrate could be anything – canvas, paper, cardboard, porcelain, glass, wood, or an object with a silent meaning…. She likes to use printed material for the images—somebody’s art – to be reused in a new venue. One particular image is the seed from which, one clipping at a time, a scene evolves to merge colors, style, people, things, and memories and bring life to her collages.