‘liliq’ by luyba haleva, bulgaria images courtesy of luyba haleva
bulgarian mixed media artist, luyba haleva has sent us images of her latest work, that aims to convey her vision and interpretation of man in the modern world.
through her artwork, haleva attempts to express the sense of loss seen in the eyes of urban dwellers, and her fear, that while technology is aimed at making our lives better, it is actually ruining our existence.
the collage-like pieces are crafted out of used brochures, newspapers and flyers, which are secured to wood, creating works approximately 70cm x 197cm in size.
‘dialogue’
‘merry christmas’
‘generation 2’
‘urban babies cats’
‘recycle’
‘Лилиа си отива’
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