One of the most valuable things a person can have is the question. There are no answers without a question, no movement and no life without a question. I don’t know what can be more precious than the question that arises in the loving heart. It is the seed from which the most valuable fruits are born.
Inta Leora
Inta Leora is curious about symbolic and geometrical language. Studies in architecture and spatial planning tempered her skill in thinking in forms and patterns. When working as an urban architect, her job was to represent three-dimensional, spatial objects in two dimensions. Now, in her art, she explores how to represent in two dimensions not only objects and subjects but also their emotions, energy, and mutual interaction. She dives deep into the subconscious mind to look for symbols and colors. Sometimes these symbols find her working, other days they wake her up in the morning.
She is more into feeling and energy. Inta Leora believes that if she can represent this found energy vein in symbols, and somehow materialize it by putting it on paper, it will become a reality not only for her but also for someone else who will contemplate this picture. That’s why she doesn’t like to reflect on existing events and situations, She wants to find solutions and a new path, to find those energies that will lead to the new world.
She draws strength from core values, the essential and the unchanging, to constantly expand and evolve. Therefore, she likes to contemplate nature, especially the energies of sand and stones, which are among the most permanent and present elements in our environment to find driving forces. This dual approach is also reflected in her art technique, where she uses digital painting tools but with a conventional painting approach.
Composition in Inta Leora’s abstract art is mainly asymmetrical as our thoughts. It is more like a way to find balance in uncertainty. “I find myself in a delicious, satisfying moment when I manage to see the scheme in chaos,” she says.
