In June, the attic presents the Líautomne
Collection series of 16 autumnal paintings by Romanian-born,
Malaysian resident Lavinia Burcea, who is largely inspired by 21st
Century modern and avant-garde artists.
Her paintings utilises the
concept of Abstract-Expressionism and are painted with a multitude of
techniques and styles with tools such as knives, brushes and make-shift
tools. The painter’s bold strokes of red, orange and yellow are said to
capture the essence of autumn landscapes whilst the frequent use of gold
symbolises the power and prosperity of the autumn season. The essence of
autumn is drawn upon in featured themes such as the weather transition,
the harvest, the naked trees and well-fed women.
Her paintings utilises the
concept of Abstract-Expressionism and are painted with a multitude of
techniques and styles with tools such as knives, brushes and make-shift
tools. The painter’s bold strokes of red, orange and yellow are said to
capture the essence of autumn landscapes whilst the frequent use of gold
symbolises the power and prosperity of the autumn season. The essence of
autumn is drawn upon in featured themes such as the weather transition,
the harvest, the naked trees and well-fed women. 
