In our process of collaboration, Deb Chaney and Viúva Lamego have worked together to achieve the desired colours and effects of the tiles, from an initial agreement of the painting installation schematics with Adera Development team. You can find public installations of Viúva Lamego in collaboration with professional artists all over Europe in castles, metro stations, public parks and art museums. Manufacture and Painting of ceramic tiles at the Viuva Lamego Factory Studio in Portugalīased in Lisbon, Portugal and founded in 1849, Viúva Lamego’s name is a reference for tile lovers, and consists of a team of technicians and craftsmen with a long standing history and passion for excellence in working with artists world-wide to professionally bring their artistic creations into beautiful hand-painted public artworks. The feelings of being home, synergistic to what mother earth offers us here with our home on this planet. The secondary colours consisting of umbers/light brown/earth tones offer the energetic frequency of reliability, stability, and comfort. The dominant colour is turquoise which embodies the feeling to be both simultaneously invigorated and calm, similar to that experience we may feel when enjoying the west coast rain forest of Lynn Valley in North Vancouver.
The colour and energetic meaning of the artwork is important, and as follows. as it was all 'taken away'.Įach original painting entitled ‘Take it Away, Take it Away II, Take it Away III, and Take it Away IV’ is 9" x 12" mixed media on heavy coldpress 300 lb watercolour paper. Notice how the last piece, Take it Away IV has no texture. During the painting process I would add and 'take away' the cardboard elements which guided the paintings dominant elements/marks.
In the case of these particular paintings, the titles came from and were inspired by the process of their creation. They were tremendously enjoyable to paint and are infused with that creative joy. The ‘Take it Away’ series paintings chosen for this installation were created with acrylic paints, corrugated cardboard, and vine charcoal.
The original paintings were from my Little Gems Series which are paintings I do for fun, for practice, and for demonstration in workshops with students. The Inspiration Behind the Chosen Artwork
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