Kevadel oli Liis Kogeril näitus Telliskivi Loomelinnakus, nüüd sügisel Põhjala tehases. Üks endine raudteeremonditehas, teine kunagine kummikuvabrik ehk siis industriaalsed ja robustsed keskkonnad mõlemad. Kuidas tema looming sellistes kohtades mõjub ja kuidas sobib kodu- või kontoriinterööri? Autor ise igatahes loodab, et helgust ja värvi loovalt ning jagab alljärgnevalt lisaks oma mõtteid nii romaanikirjutamisest kui maratonijooksust.
I had a wonderful opportunity to make a cover painting for single release to an Estonian band named Kaibald. They filmed the whole process and now, the video is ready!
The exhibition at Telliskivi Creative City / Loomelinnaku Galerii in Tallinn, Estonia, is now over. I'll add some photos to give a view how it looked like for those who did not see it.
This is a follow-up to How To Paint With Two Kids Under Three. The corona-time special. The previous blog post was rather general. This is going to be a bit more precise. The reason to write it down is simply to provide information for those who are lucky enough to work from home WITHOUT kids and as a consolation to those, who DO have them and to make on thing understood for once and for all: you are not alone.
We hear those wonderful, unbelievable price records that take place at famous art auctions. My selling price record is nothing compared to these, but during my 10 year career, last week I made a selling price record :)
Today I want to share just one painting: MAN CARRYING A CHILD. 2018, oil on canvas, 120 x 80 cm. Because it's special. Now back from Associazione Internazionale Arti Plastiche Italia I UNESCO exhibition!
If you want to make a special memory into an original & everlasting painting, write me at info@liiskoger.com . It would be an honour to do so and I'm sure the receiver will be very happy too, whether it's for Christmas, birthday or any other anniversary.
There is this neverending debate about the intimate soul of an artwork. The source from which the finalized painting came from in the first place. The feelings that were put into the painting. The effect it has in the room it is situated (for forever?).
