VICTORIA BRILL
Victoria J Brill paints luminous, larger-than-life figures adrift in swaths of clean canvas. Within these quiet, dream-like landscapes, she pulls together vibrant visions of her innermost self in flux, embodying deeply human themes of mortality and a search for belonging. With reflections of herself as companions, brill grapples with the mutability of memory and her identity under construction.As a student of art history and antiquity, brill’s compositions are purposefully executed with vivid color and detail, subtle symbolism, and tight brushstrokes reminiscent of Pre-Raphaelite and religious Renaissance imagery. Her work toes the line between reflecting the real and expressing the ethereal and indefinite. Her fascination with the convergence of science and the fantastical provides the perfect grounds for reconsidering the “real,” the possible, and the future of the individual.
VICTORIA BRILL
Victoria J Brill paints luminous, larger-than-life figures adrift in swaths of clean canvas. Within these quiet, dream-like landscapes, she pulls together vibrant visions of her innermost self in flux, embodying deeply human themes of mortality and a search for belonging. With reflections of herself as companions, brill grapples with the mutability of memory and her identity under construction.As a student of art history and antiquity, brill’s compositions are purposefully executed with vivid color and detail, subtle symbolism, and tight brushstrokes reminiscent of Pre-Raphaelite and religious Renaissance imagery. Her work toes the line between reflecting the real and expressing the ethereal and indefinite. Her fascination with the convergence of science and the fantastical provides the perfect grounds for reconsidering the “real,” the possible, and the future of the individual.
VICTORIA BRILL
Victoria J Brill paints luminous, larger-than-life figures adrift in swaths of clean canvas. Within these quiet, dream-like landscapes, she pulls together vibrant visions of her innermost self in flux, embodying deeply human themes of mortality and a search for belonging. With reflections of herself as companions, brill grapples with the mutability of memory and her identity under construction.As a student of art history and antiquity, brill’s compositions are purposefully executed with vivid color and detail, subtle symbolism, and tight brushstrokes reminiscent of Pre-Raphaelite and religious Renaissance imagery. Her work toes the line between reflecting the real and expressing the ethereal and indefinite. Her fascination with the convergence of science and the fantastical provides the perfect grounds for reconsidering the “real,” the possible, and the future of the individual.