Deep Sea by Dilza Araújo

"Deep Sea" is an original painting by Dilza Araújo. The sea whispers its secrets – not in crashing waves, but in a silent ballet of ink and sapphire. Black lines, like the spindrift of forgotten dreams, meander across the expanse, their forms as free as the ocean currents. They dip and dive, some bold and confident, others wispy and shy, each whispering tales of journeys unseen. "Deep Sea" is an invitation to dive deep into the unknown. It challenges us to let go of familiar forms, to embrace the fluidity of the lines, the mystery of the blue shapes, and the joyful dance of the bubbles.

Dilza Araújo

It's like in poetry. It builds up slowly and slowly. My painting evolved into the abstract, breaking with concrete references to reality. Deconstructed, with the use of colors, lines, and abstract shapes. Thus creating a parallel reality. Shapes and colors are not as you see. You get a psychological reading. It is the pure transmission of the strong emotional charge through colors and shapes. Using this medium of the card, with the correction of lines with a mirror, listening to classical music, and letting everything flow. I have no idea what it's going to be until the stain comes out. And from the stain, it pulls the lines, and makes contours, eliminates traces, creates spaces. My vision of art is that painting that I'm not ashamed to sign. Art is always in movement and in evolution. Often a framework for. He does not evolve. You have to respect and wait for a new conversation. You know it's not ready yet. Politics and the vision of art through different eyes do not convince me that art is good or bad. Or that this is art. Everything passes, but good art reigns for centuries. The man can change his mind and suffer in conflicts, but everything done with art has its place in museums.”

Dilza Araújo was born in Minas Gerais, Brazil. She began her career in 1990 and since then her work has acquired a dept to abstractionism, it constantly reveals an accurate aesthetic conception. Araújo participated in events such as The Rome Biennial and Art Basel Miami and exhibited her art around the world in important galleries. With an intuitive and constructivist concept, it seems that each work has its defined path, where lines and colors are waiting for the right time to be played on the screen. The artist attests the opposite, though it may seem that every movement of the painting was already programmed, but it’s not. It’s all about talent and inspiration, an extraction from her soul and the deepest desire for perfection, a reinventing form and leaving us surprised by every new creation. - Silvana Borges