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The Play of Light in Interior Design 


Modern paintings for interiors are often abstract canvases without clear figurative subjects, inviting each viewer to interpret them in their own way. But to keep abstraction from turning into mere chaos, it still follows the rules of classical composition — especially the balance of shadow, midtones, and light.

The brightest and lightest areas act as charged accents that bring a sense of clarity to our perception. What once seemed chaotic begins to form meaning: the mind recognizes something familiar, even if it can’t describe it. In these moments, you are seeing pure energy, an idea, or meaning itself, without the usual figurative form. When that happens, abstraction becomes truly successful.

To create these luminous accents that bring structure to the composition, artists often use metallic shine, light tones, or glossy finishes.  

 

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Metallic Accents in Modern Wall Art  


A contemporary artist is always on the lookout for fresh creative techniques, boldly experimenting with unexpected combinations of materials and methods. Artwork featuring metallic effects never fails to captivate the eye and lends a modern touch to any interior. 

Achieving this metallic effect takes several layers of paint and varnish, resulting in unique textures and reflections on the canvas.


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Contemporary Mosaic Wall Art



” I've always been fascinated by the effect that mosaics create, and I have often used their imitation in my paintings in the past. But now, I have decided to pursue this art form fully.
I have developed my own technique for making mosaics from a sculpting medium, which I shape and then paint. These tiles are 0.4–1 inch in size, and they are unique. Up close, they resemble natural pebbles, each slightly different from the other, but unlike stone, ceramics, or glass, they are lightweight
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Each mosaic piece reflects light differently, as they vary in gloss and matte finish, texture or smoothness, shape, and thickness. This creates a sense of vibration and shimmering movement across the surface. “                                     

                                                                                                                   Yllen Avotí

Customer's photo. Beaulieu-Sur-Mer, France.

Finding the Perfect Fit: Choosing the Right Size for Wall Art


” When my mother-in-law asked me to make a painting for her, I thought, “Perfect! I get to add my own vibe to her place.” But then we hit a snag… figuring out the right size for the wall. Turns out, that’s trickier than it sounds.

She had this blank spot surrounded by different furniture pieces — all different shapes and sizes — and I just couldn’t tell what would look good there. Big or small, vertical, horizontal, square?

So I grabbed a big piece of cardboard and cut it to the largest size we were considering for the painting. We hung it up on the wall with a paper tape, and let it sit there for a few days. Soon it started to seem too big and annoying every time we passed by; we knew it was too big and cut it down a bit.

if you also have difficulty deciding, try it: cut out your biggest possible size from cardboard or tape some paper sheets together. Hang it on the wall and live with it for a few days. Ask everyone who comes over: “ How does it look? Too big? Too small?” Trust me — the wrong size will start driving you crazy real fast. Then you can trim it smaller or piece more on until it feels just right.

In my art shop, we have lots of size options. If none of them fit your space I’m always happy to create a custom size for you at no extra cost! Just leave us a message with your measurements, and I’ll make sure your art fits perfectly in your home.
Getting the size right makes such a difference in how your room feels. Happy decorating! “

Yllen Avotí


Milan – Italy’s Fashion and Design Capital.


Welcome to Milan, the enchanting city, fashion capital of the world and the land of the dolce vita. If you're a lover of art and culture, you'll be awestruck by Milan's world-renowned museums and art galleries. But that's just the tip of the iceberg - Milan is also home to countless design schools, academies, agencies, and luxury fashion houses, making it a hotbed for creative talent and emerging trends.

Yllen Avotí is an abstract artist based in Milan and her art is a visual representation of the city's energy. 
Yllen’s artworks are a perfect reflection of the spirit of Milan — a combination of traditional and contemporary, minimalistic and energetic, constantly evolving and ever-changing. In her works, she tries to express the movement and dynamism. The artist's works are a perfect example of how to bring together modern trends and personal expression. Yllen is always looking for new ways to bring her ideas to life. By combining traditional and modern elements, Yllen creates a beautiful harmony of the past and present. Using refined colors, textures and shapes, Yllen has compiled an aesthetic that captures current trends while still retaining her individual style. Her art is like a secret code, encrypted with her energy and speaking to audiences in a unique language, an example of how to find the own voice and inspiration to all those who wish to explore the City and its fashion and design trends.

Art is the powerful expression of an artist’s soul, that can speak to many audiences and evoke a range of emotions. The artist is always trying to transmit their energy onto the canvas.


Art is energy encrypted in the canvas.