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AN IMAGINATIVE EXERCISE OF CREATIVITY

"The drawings of mOnA mOOn envelop the spectator in ways you would never have dreamed possible. She creates compositions of little carved figures,vivid images with elongated shapes, symbolically expressing various themes in a creative vigor. The divine femininity, the symbiotic merges with nature( fundamental principle of humanity), some ancient magic with spectacular detailed imagery adding some drama,all of it inspiring us to reflection on fundamental questions in our lives.
Her portraiture is elegant and refined, but in the same time are daring and inventive.
mOnA mOOn's drawings frequently contrast the suppleness and flexibility of the female body against the unusual situations and elements
Her figures are placed in settings of deliberate, studied simplicity.
Her style has an impact, without embellishment, by suppressing everything that is secondary.
With daily drawings and practice Mona Moons drawings have evolved.Working with the flexible female form Mona begins to cut human_shaped forms out,abstracting the forms.
Mona's work has become more spiritual and ephemeral quality but in the same time more erotic and abstract. The sinuous and sensual lines and the elements what come out from the bodies, like flowers, fishes, butterflies make her art unique and expressive.
To follow the trajectory of this artist in her inimitable style is the guarantee of a fresh and renewed daily"

Laurence R. /Art Collector London 2009

The Eclipse by mOnAmOOn

The Eclipse by mOnAmOOn 2015 Drawing pen on A3 Fabriano Paper #drawings #contemporaryart #artbymonamoon #fabrianopaper #pencilart #pen...

Mona Moon, Mona Moon

Do not fool moon. Make no mistake object.
Follow the lines, follow the curves. There is nothing at the end.
This is something other than drawings.
Female forms. It is only that. Proportion. Disproportion.
Chaos and curves. To break in the lifelines.
To better highlight the solids, the Recreux the highlights of the body.
To accentuate the movements and celebrate agreements.
Love the body. Forget reality.
Do not delete the stars in the drawings, do not turn off the stars in your eyes.
While the grace of forms is misleading, dare the moon.
At the risk of real tenderness could be anything but a network of lines and curves. Rumps and breasts.
Tenderness is in lines, curves, shapes. This is the other name given to the cheerful pleasure of waiting.
A joy moot.
Mona draws absent bodies, upcoming body. For pleasure first.
Because the expected forms are not real, it breaks waiting inviting us to the play of imagination and desire. It creates and recreates continually dream ends to deceive this expectation.
Hooked, many of us love this deception and falsehood.
At the soft murmur of expectation. Waiting moot.
The actual arises on Mona lines. In the hollow of his hand.
Observe its moon Mountains. The eyes in the stars.
Get caught and surprised by this game. It is a game of signs. At the risk of desire.
If the actual seems wrong by waiting, then it is a delight. The wait lasts.
That the absence is prolonged. The signs are multiplying. The curves are given. The forms obsess.
For your viewing pleasure.
Do not fool yourself hand. Do not fool moon.
Mona loves the body. The absent body. It highlights the grace and generosity.
Before his drawings, the anxiety of waiting disappears.
Because Mona draws joy and celebrates life.