Alini Garcia

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An emerging abstract artist with Brazilian roots, currently based in Vancouver, Canada, she passionately explores expressive color palettes in her artwork. After moving from Brazil to Vancouver, she was inspired by the vibrant art scene and environment in the city, which motivated her to start painting. With over 10 years of experience in marketing, she has always sought to showcase the creative side of her mind. Her goal is to transcend cultural and language barriers through her art. Starting as a self-taught abstract artist in 2022, primarily using acrylic painting, she brings together vibrant colors, aiming to achieve a harmonious fusion of energy and movement. This fusion serves as a reflection of her artistic vision, evoking a sense of equilibrium and captivation in her compositions.

ARTIST’S STATEMENT

As an abstract artist, I explore the concept of motion and colorfulness. My artwork serves as a medium for expressing my personal stories and emotions, giving rise to vibrant compositions that forge deep emotional connections with viewers. Through the interplay of vibrant compositions and diverse techniques, my goal is to transcend cultural and language barriers. I aim to utilize art as a catalyst for empathy and introspection. With each brushstroke and color choice, I embark on a profound journey of self-exploration, extending an invitation to viewers to join me on this transformative path.
I create art that resonates with viewers, leaving a lasting impact and empowering them to delve into their own narratives and emotions in a profound and meaningful way.

$300.00

Acrylic on canvas.

24x30"

"Echoes of Earth" resonates with the primal forces of nature, embodying the essence of the four elements. Through vibrant hues and energetic strokes, this artwork brings a deep connection to the natural world. Invite the elemental rhythms of earth, air, fire, and water into your home as you contemplate the echoes of our planet's boundless energy captured within this captivating piece.

Alini Garcia