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My work is inspired by the restless serpentine line of European Secession, fused with ethno (indian, african, japanese) ornamentation. Flat use of watercolors gives to compositions particular decorativeness. The most interpreted motive is the woman’s figure. My technique consists tempera, water colors acrylic and oil paints on professional aquarel paper. Original size varies between 10/20/30 cm.

The artist creates watercolor paintings inspired by femininity as a dynamic interaction of various biological and cultural factors. Passionate about jazz, classical music and tribal fusion dance, Maya loves to explore the bonding between performer, their instrument and the sound & motion as essence of improvisation. Another big theme interprets the sexual aspect of femininity as a set of attributes, behaviors, and roles generally associated with women. The whiplash lines, recalling Art nouveau are gently integrated with some impressionist strokes and different ethno - Afro, Indian and Japanese ornamentation. Flat use of water colors together with gouache, gives the works expressive, colorful and decorative appearance.