The art of Tamara Javurek from Pforzheim shows how the inspiration of her soul, her love for abstract painting and a positive energy can be combined in works of art.
We have networked for a joint interview to learn more about art and especially the person behind it!
"Tamara Javurek, we are very pleased that you have found the time! Let's go back to the beginning: How did you get to art and when?"
I loved to paint from the early childhood. But because art is often breadless, after school I initially chose solid training as a chemical-technical assistant. For me, the art initially moved into the background, but without ever forgotten.
A few years later, it was the art that helped me to overcome a life crisis. In the intuitive game with the colors, I won the joy of life that I process in my pictures.
"What inspires you?"
I rarely have a specific image idea in my head. Usually it is only the colors that I want to use. I am mainly inspired by my mood. The work is not created in my head, but during the creation process in the interaction of the colors, structures and emotions.
Stairways, 60x80x2cm, Tamara Javurek, 2020.
"How about ... with a little artist secret?"
A painting of mine has such a little secret, you don't see it at first glance. I often start with the fact that I first apply structural mass. This has to dry for 1 to 2 days. To do this, I put the picture on the side. So also with the work "Sweet Dreams" . After the drying time, I wanted to put myself on applying the first layer of paint. I found that the structure of a cat's paw can be seen in the structure.
I have two house tiger, and one of them probably ran over the picture. Since I didn't want to start again, I left the paw print in it and worked it into the work. Only if you know where it is can you see him.
Sweet Dreams, 70x100x2 cm, Tamara Javurek, 2020.
"Of course, the studio atmosphere is important when creating works of art - what do you need?"
A big screen, enough colors and definitely the right music!
"How would you describe your art yourself?"
My art is special because I do not adhere to any rules. I love the variety and I (and my art) look up again and again!
We thank you very much for the time and of course wish you all the best for the future!
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Max Rübensal is a contemporary artist and art author from Berlin, who reflects in his works and texts about symbolism, identity, pop culture and the constantly growing digitization of our everyday life.
