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This is a detail of my textured palette knife oil painting "Poppies Euphoria".
Check it out in my Flowers and Trees Collection.
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This work is part of my series of paintings depicting fields of flowers beneath trees. Abstracted hills of flowers meeting dramatic trees, by the lake or the sea, bathed in the light of sunset, moonlight or Aurora Borealis... It is related to my Phantasmagoric Landscapes series of works inspired by my dreams or painted from my imagination.
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Collines de fleurs abstraites rencontrant des arbres spectaculaires, au bord d'un lac ou de la mer, baignées par la lumière du coucher du soleil, du clair de lune ou des aurores boréales... Elle est liée à ma série d'œuvres "Phantasmagoric Landscapes" inspirées de mes rêves ou peintes de mon imagination.

Mona Edulesco is a Romanian painter and architect who resides in France and specializes in textured impasto palette knife oil paintings. Her preference for abstract cityscapes reflects her background in architecture and urban planning. Edulesco merges her experience in architectural concept drawings with the freedom and energy of palette knife painting into phantasmagorical textural impressionistic works. I call my style Textured Impressionism, with a mix of post-impressionist and expressionist influences and a semi-abstract manner of representation. It can be seen as a form of textural modern impressionism, as I use thick layers of oil paint to achieve a vibrant movement in my works. I am absolutely fascinated by the explosive thick...