MICHAELA GLORIA
About this artwork
Title: Kaolin Clay | n.2 Painting
Year of creation: 2024
Kaolin clay, urucum pigment, sand and acrylic medium
100x100x4cm
Edges painted
Signed
This piece is a study in natural earth tones and textures, composed solely of kaolin clay, sand, and urucum pigment—each element carefully sourced and hand-prepared. The kaolin, with its origins in the Czech landscape, imparts a soft, earthy palette of muted whites, warm browns, and gentle ochres that forms the foundation of the piece. Brazilian sand enhances the surface with a rich, tactile texture. Urucum pigment, used sparingly, adds vivid accents to select areas. This artwork invites viewers to experience the untouched beauty of raw materials, harmonizing diverse landscapes into a single, organic expression.
Each of my artworks is strongly experimental, unique, and unrepeatable.
A thin layer of varnish protects the artwork against UV light and dust. The painting is signed on the edge.
You will receive a Certificate of Authenticity.
Please note: The colors in the photograph may vary slightly due to screen settings and display differences. The artwork’s true tones and textures are best appreciated in person.
REZERVATION
About this artwork
Title: Kaolin Clay | n.1 Painting
Year of creation: 2024
Kaolin clay, urucum pigment, sand and acrylic on canvas
100x100x4cm
Edges painted
Signed
Most of the color and texture in the piece come directly from nature, underscoring the raw beauty and authenticity of the earth’s elements. The harmonious blend of materials from diverse geographies reflects a deeper connection to the natural world, grounding the work in both time and place –soft cream and browns of kaolin, rough texture of sand and earthy color from urucum collected in Brazil.
Each of my artworks is strongly experimental, unique, and unrepeatable.
A thin layer of varnish protects the artwork against UV light and dust. The painting is signed on the edge.
You will receive a Certificate of Authenticity.
About this artwork
Title: Abstraction XV.
Year of creation: 2024
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
60x90x2cm
Edges painted
Signed
Each of my artworks is strongly experimental, unique, and unrepeatable.
A thin layer of varnish protects the artwork against UV light and dust. The painting is signed on the edge.
You will receive a Certificate of Authenticity.
About this artwork
Title: Abstraction XIV.
Year of creation: 2024
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
70x70x4cm
Edges painted
Signed
Medium: Acrylic, sand and urucum pigment on canvas
This painting captures the essence of Brazil's coastal beauty using a mix of acrylic paint, sand from its beaches, and handmade urucum pigment. The painting portrays the warm, dark orange tones reminiscent of Brazil's landscape, evoking the earthy richness of its terrain.
Urucum pigment is traditionally employed by Brazilian indigenous communities. Derived from annatto seeds, urucum symbolizes vitality and a spiritual connection to the land.
Through simple brushstrokes and texture, this painting invites observers to immerse themselves in the beauty of a land where art, culture, and nature intertwine in harmonious celebration.
Each of my artworks is strongly experimental, unique, and unrepeatable.
A thin layer of varnish protects the artwork against UV light and dust. The painting is signed on the edge.
You will receive a Certificate of Authenticity.