In this world, in addition to men is women, people often say that the two come from different planets, whether it is the way of thinking, values, and what they pursue are completely different, even in the opposite direction. Perhaps it is easier for people of the same sex to be understood and resonate with each other.
In the universal conception, courage, perseverance and a sense of strength are symbols of men, while women are weak, sensitive, and prone to indecision. In fact, in the twenty-first century, such a concept is obviously somewhat stereotyped. Speaking of women alone, there are various personality characteristics, whether weak or bold, all bloom in different postures.
It is only when some women are bound by universal ideas that they become cowardly and lose themselves, living behind or in the shadow of someone. Women are strong! This is the powerful voice of Australian female artist Jessica Watts, who began to convey this idea in her own artwork many years ago, hoping to use her own little strength to make women bound by traditional ideas confident and strong.
People often say that women are like flowers, women are like water, in fact, women are women, and any pronouns are not enough to summarize. However, the positive beauty of flowers is a unique quality for women. Jessica Watts blends beautiful flowers with female figures to create vibrant paintings that celebrate the charm of women.
Jessica Watts believes that her artwork is a beautiful and powerful way to talk to women. Flowers, like traditional women, are shy girls waiting to be chosen, but in fact, women should be the center of the stage, they should be confident and strong, blooming freely.
Jessica Watts uses brightly colored flowers to cover up the characters, and the two are integrated and independent of each other, to express that beauty is more about hiding than revealing, and women who are obscured by flowers also have independent beauty. Next, let's feel the artistic concept she wants to convey through the artist's works.