The biggest charm of art is to bring people visual and spiritual touch, some painters in the pursuit of visual effects on the road farther and farther away, far behind people can not see his back.
Sofia Bonati from Argentina is a special painter, although Sophia Bonetti's works will not make us resist, but it is still a little difficult to appreciate her works.
Sophia Bonati's paintings can be called hypnotic works, a title given to her by Sophia Bonetti's fans, because her works are often covered with black and white stripes that surround her, and the combination of the picture and the black and white stripes makes people feel dizzy to enjoy.
In addition to the black and white lines, Sophia Bonati also likes to cover the work with various leaves and vines, at a glance, you can only see the dazzling patterns, careful observation can find the theme depicted in these paintings, in Sophia Bonetti's work, almost every painting, there is an image of a girl, the girls have a very serious expression, but the cheeks are very rosy, giving people a mysterious feeling, with the dazzling background and appear very harmonious.
In the initial creation of illustration, Sophia Bonattti was very fond of hyperrealism, constantly creating and absorbing the painting techniques and styles of other artists, Sophia Bonattti gradually formed this unique form of painting, as the artist Sophia Bonetti wrote in her self-introduction, she likes lines and patterns, so the work is full of various lines.
It is worth mentioning that Sophia Bonatty is a self-taught artist. Born in 1982 to an artistic family in Argentina, Sophia Bonati was interested in art at an early age, but she did not pursue an art major in school, but studied geology.
It wasn't until 2013 that Sophia Bonati began her artistic career, and as a self-taught artist, she also went through a stage where she didn't know how to express her ideas with a brush, perhaps because of her talent, which quickly led her to find her own style and began to use pencils and watercolors to depict these dizzying illustrations.
The female figures staring ahead in the painting are Sophia Bonattti's reflections on female identity, the red face seems to have cried, the dizzying lines lead us to the girl's eyes, and the mysterious painting seems to convey something to us.
Sophia Bonnetti's work is not only dizzying not only in the painting itself, but also in her thoughts, so let's take a look at it together.