GIO GARA

“I pride myself on my ability to create portraits of subjects that do not exist in reality.

While some artists may choose to paint or draw from life, I find that designing portraits of imaginary subjects allows me to tap into a more creative and imaginative space, where I can fully express my unique artistic vision.

One of the keys to making these portraits come to life is the perfect use of shape and color. By paying close attention to the way the shapes and colors interact with each other, I can create a sense of realism and depth that makes the subject feel like they could exist in the real world, even though they do not.”

a woman with red hair and paint on her face

New Hyper realism

“In essence, the use of color in my art serves as a powerful tool to convey the depth and complexity of human emotions.

Just as our own emotions are not always easily visible on the surface, my art aims to capture the more subtle emotions and feelings that we all experience but often struggle to express in words.

In this way, my art is not only visually appealing but also serves as a means of connecting with others on a deeper level.

By using color to convey emotions, I hope to create a shared experience that resonates with viewers and connects us all to our roots as emotional beings”