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Liliane Tomasko: an artistic pick

 Hello to all the lovely creatures out there! Back after quite a while with another artist for you to check out! Today I want to dive into the work of artist Liliane Tomasko! A little bit about her: She was born in Zurich, Switzerland in 1967 and studied fine art in London, earning a BA from Chelsea College of Art & Design in 1995 and an MA from Royal Academy of Arts in 1998. What makes her particularly interesting is that her work has evolved quitre dramatically over the years that she has been an active artist. In her early work, she mostly painted domestic interiors and objects, especially unmade beds, sheets, clothing and curtains. Of course these weren't really about depicting a bedroom in the literal sense; she used them mostly to explore intimacy, memory, absence and the unconscious. Untitled, 2014 Later her work chang ed and these recognizable forms of objects started to gradually dissolve into large, atmospheric abstract paintings, using sweeping marks, intense colour,...

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