Thursday, June 18, 2009

Mixed Media Watercolors

These two paintings are part of a series dedicated to ancient Goddesses. They are titled "Inana" and "Oester", respectively.

Mural

I bought a condo this year (my first!) so I decided to paint a mural on one of the walls. The colors reflect the color scheme of the entire living/dining/kitchen area, which is one big space.

Cambridge Open Studios May 2009

This year I exhibited at Cambridge Open Studios in a group location in Central Square. I happened to bring some supplies with me, which turned out to be a good idea. As you can see, I met some young artists who wanted to play. I hung up their work with mine and they loved being a part of it.






Wednesday, October 01, 2008

Drawings: Somerville Open Studios 2008

These belong to a series of drawings I made this year using mixed media on vellum. I presented them at the Somerville Open Studios.







Tuesday, April 29, 2008

My new website!

I finally got around to getting my website done. It's not quite finished, but I've got the basics. Check it out at www.spiridoula.com and tell me what you think.

Saturday, June 16, 2007

Watercolor Still Lifes





Watercolor Landscapes



Astarte

15"x22" Watercolor, gouache, india ink, china marker, chalk pastels.

Monday, October 30, 2006

Purification, Aum, Infinity, Fire, Ether



These mini-drawings, approximately 3"x8", were inspired by spiritual and alchemical symbols. Mixed media on vellum.




Friday, October 20, 2006

Transformation of Self

Drawings

These drawings were created out of my curiosity and research of a combination of things. Namely, art as a visual language, the use of symbols throughout history, the role of "play" in art and our primal instincts to communicate. I enjoyed using colorful chalk pastels as the vehicle for these studies. I also used india ink, conte crayons, china markers, oil pastels, white-out, and colored pencil sticks.


Welcome to Spira9 Art

I've set up this blog to post some of my artwork. I'm currently working on a number of projects, namely paintings and drawings, both of which are an ongoing series. Enjoy!