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AILI VINT: ART, SEA & ME -- Sea & Woman A new reality Holo-Sun Holo-Päike Hyperrealistics Marine Paintings Op-Art & Meditative Glow Op-kunst ja meditatiivne kuma Cheerful Pop-Art Farewell MS Estonia Hüvasti MS Estonia Sensual Graphics Biography Creativity training Happenings Contact me Menu AILI VINT: ART, SEA & ME Sea & Woman A new reality Holo-Sun Holo-Päike Hyperrealistics Marine Paintings Op-Art & Meditative Glow Op-kunst ja meditatiivne kuma Cheerful Pop-Art Farewell MS Estonia Hüvasti MS Estonia Sensual Graphics Biography Creativity training Happenings Contact me × SEA & WOMAN Heie Treier, Estonian Art Critic: Woman & Sea. Kunst Magazine, 74/ 21 1989 Aili Vint has not tied herself to any particular line, although her work is full of quotations of pop and opp-art. But she always keeps returning to the Sea. The Sea is in eternal motion and the details, which the artist perceives at a blink, - something mesmerizing, existential and quintessential, - is gone with the next moment. All that remains is an experience of a person who is able to revive and magnify this on a canvas. This is an extremely direct approach to the subject of art and the result allows contact with the most diverse audience - a rather unusual phenomenon in contemporary art at all. Hello, Dear Visitor! I am an artist Aili Vint from Estonia, Europe. I come from the middle of the last century (born in 1941), but still paint the Sea the old-fashioned way. Miles and miles of it, from the home shore to the horizon. I am lucky, as I have the Sea as a source of inspiration and my model for over 50 years. The Sea has my endless gratitude forever. I don’t know anyone else who through the constantly changing times would stay the same forever. I am the woman, who has hopelessly fallen in love the Sea How does one paint a portrait of ones secret love? — As I start seeing the details that fascinate me in a given mood of the Sea, they are gone in the next moment. AFTER THE RAIN 1982 Oil on canvas 100 x 115 cm, artist’s collection how to paint the portrait of the sea Estonian Writer Jaan Kruusvall: The world that Aili Vint creates painting the Sea is fragile and elusive, easily vulnerable. Just like the rest of the world. Like the inner world of a person. Aili Vint: Upon reviewing the work I've done throughout my lifetime, I had a new idea of recycling my sea paintings and gouache paintings – of putting them together as large collages in a totally new awareness. Through those images I tell the story of the sensuality of the Sea. If you look at the huge collages in the order they are placed in my website, then you can see them, and “read” them, like a novel. A story that my pictures all together, jockeying with each other, wish to present to you.. a true story about my picture: “Your picture saved my life, you know” By Aili Vint, from The Seabook One day, when I was painting stony and translucent water, I suddenly received shocking news that a young acquaintance of mine had taken her own life. While painting the picture, I remember wondering whether this profound angst I felt at the time would remain trapped in that picture. Years later I received an answer. — A complete stranger came up to me, started scolding me for no longer painting the sea. Then she went on, searching for words: ”Your picture saved my life, you know…” She told me that she had wanted to end her life, to give herself to the sea. But a friend took her to the Kadriorg Art Museum to see one of my seascapes. The painting had mesmerized her, calling her back again and again. It offered her unaccountable consolation, until it finally calmed her down. This painting was The Stony Sea. “YOUR PICTURE SAVED MY LIFE, YOU KNOW” 2019 Digital collage recycled of original works by AILI VINT: STONY SEA 1976 Oil on canvas, 92 x 115 cm, Kumu Art Museum + MOMENT 1970 Gouache painting 75 x 63 cm Kumu Art Museum, Estonia how similar the soul of the sea and that of a woman is… When contemplating the sensuousness of nature as expressed in the Sea's psyche, one can see the invisible connect between nature and our senses. Therefore, there is a subtle between my seascapes, my sensual abstracts, and depictions of the female form. Have you considered how similar the soul of the Sea and that of a Woman is? The Sea has innumerable moods. Sometimes it’s a want on trickster, sometimes inhumanly cruel, sometimes just indifferent. This comes naturally to the Sea. Its magnificent indifference is something one should learn from. To be considered that the Sea doesn’t care whom it takes and whom it leaves, whom it carries and whom it drowns. The Sea just is! Even after the most ferocious storm it calms down. It’s gentle and tender again. Just like me!— I am the Sea! … like silence after the storm there is a saying: when the sea is knotted, there is a storm coming … and it get’s quiet again S O U L O F T H E S E A 2019 This digicollage: what combined from Aili Vint’s original paintings: (1962–2018) and could be designed as large as the exhibition space allows, even on the ceiling and the floor.. Thise small Pop-Art gouache paintings and tiny etchings transform into huge pieces, bigger than my oil paintings! They are like souls of the Sea, just like ghosts that appear for a moment and disappear the next. SEA & ME THE PRIMEVAL CALL OF THE SEA the Sea smiles from far off ... 2018 AILI VINT: S E A & M E — T H E P R I M E V A L C A L L O F T H E S E A * 2018 A picture is like a flirting women: See meee, only me!! This is how much she enjoy Your attention .— Thank You! A lot of pictures are waiting for you on the others web pages:. CONTINUE A new reality Here is a story about why I became an artist. — Because I promised! Powered by Squarespace...