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Japanese Camelia by Fabia Panjarian
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Japanese Camelia by Fabia Panjarian

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Fabia Panjarian

Japanese Camelia 

2024

Oil on canvas

20 x 20 in.

Courtesy of the artist

 

About Artwork: In this painting I reference a Japanese Camellia that I sketched while on my daily walk. The compositional structure is akin to the pleasure-loving paintings of the Rococo. I specifically looked at the power dynamic between retreat and control in "Happy Lovers" by Fragonard. The abstracted glitchy strokes combined with the more controlled flower motif activate shifts in attention between expansive and narrowing of our visual aperture, which in turn affects our sense of time perception. In this painting I reference a Japanese Camellia that I sketched while on my daily walk. The compositional structure is akin to the pleasure-loving paintings of the Rococo. I specifically looked at the power dynamic between retreat and control in "Happy Lovers" by Fragonard. The abstracted glitchy strokes combined with the more controlled flower motif activate shifts in attention between expansive and narrowing of our visual aperture, which in turn affects our sense of time perception.

About Artist: Panjarian earned her MFA from the Art Center College of Design and an MA in Studio Art from California State University, Northridge. Her work has been showcased in exhibitions across Los Angeles, Portland, and New York, including a solo show at River Gallery in Los Angeles in 2018. Since 2014, she has been a part-time faculty member at California State University, Northridge, and joined the faculty at Otis College of Design in 2023.

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