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In Flowers

In Flowers

Digital drawing, matte yellow wooden frame, glass, 1/5 + 2 AP
63 × 102,5 cm
2024
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Introduction

Do you remember what you first learned to draw in kindergarten? Maybe a flower with a yellow core and 7 petals? Something so practiced, natural and beautiful. Beautiful things that have no special meaning. 

Various flowers have been drawn, painted or photographed for centuries. This was one way to make a living as a woman artist or photographer at the beginning of the 20th century, for example by photographing and selling postcards with flowers and other compositions. Malle Leis’ flower paintings from the 1970s and 1980s brought a completely new approach to depicting flowers, and flowers suddenly had meaning (given by others) and seriousness behind them. Leis also loved depicting horses. 

The work was on display at Ann Pajuväli’s solo exhibition Act I, Pause, Act II at the Kuressaare Cultural Centre in 2024.

About the artist

Ann Pajuväli (1990) is an artist and illustrator with a background in printmaking. She primarily works with drawing and installation, capturing quiet, often overlooked moments in time. Moving between the familiar and the abstract, she distills objects and environments into poetic fragments, balancing on the narrow line of recognizability. Her process is guided by intuition rather than a fixed narrative, resulting in works with a dreamlike, contemplative quality. She creates a slow-moving world where time seems to stretch—a meditative space that is both personal and universal.

More works by this artist

Digital drawing, matte yellow wooden frame, glass, 1/5 + 2 AP, 63 × 102,5 cm, 2024
Digital drawing, matte yellow wooden frame, glass, 1/5 + 2 AP, 63 × 102,5 cm, 2021

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