Hunajaa & Kastanjaa – Taidenäyttely

Jutta Sofia

Julkaistu: 28.02.2025 13:35

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    Hunajaa & Kastanjaa – Taidenäyttely

    Ensimmäinen oma taidenäyttelyni 4.3.2025-27.3.2025 Tapiolan kirjaston näyttelyseinä Kaijassa. Avajaiset 4.3.2025 klo. 18.00.

    Näyttelyn teokset ovat muistutus itselleni ja muille olla unohtamatta omaa lapsenomaista puolta itsestään. Muistetaan jokainen pitää huolta itsestämme <3 Rakkaus ja värikylläisyys ovat hyvin läsnä.

    Teemat:Elämä, Lapsenomaisuus, Lapsuus, Rakkaus, läsnäolo

    Tekniikat:Akryylimaalaus

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    307 915 ajatusta aiheesta “Hunajaa & Kastanjaa – Taidenäyttely”

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