Milixa Moron reimagines Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema's iconic masterpiece, "The Three Graces," in a contemporary light. Moron and Alma-Tadema share a common thread - both artists were deeply inspired by their journeys to Italy. In this reinterpretation, Milixa seeks to explore the realm of feminine archetypes, seamlessly blending the mythological with the personal.
Through a series of artworks, Moron employs the metaphor of a notebook page. She skillfully juxtaposes the worlds of drawing and painting within this visual narrative. This technique mirrors the essence of any creative process and the journey of life itself. Ideas initially take shape through tentative lines, gradually evolving into refined values and chiaroscuro, eventually incorporating color until they culminate in a polished painting or a matured concept.
Intriguingly, Moron engages in a playful dialogue with pictorial conventions. This dialogue manifests through various artistic effects: depth and orthogonality, fixity, and movement. In this contemporary reinterpretation, Milixa Moron invites viewers to ponder the intricate interplay of tradition and innovation, paying homage to the timeless allure of "The Three Graces" while infusing it with fresh perspectives and modern sensibilities.