Description

Green Architecture XIV is a painting in which the trees appear taller than the buildings, creating the impression of a town within a park, rather than a park in a city.

Art Historian Jennifer Pellegrino about the Green Architecture Series by Zeljka Paic:

“Extraordinary works in their simplicity have been described as representing architecture in nature and nature in architecture.

The powerful use of lines, curves, shapes, and angles create abstract places. Places as simple as being inside a home. The viewer is taken to heights unimaginable from above a skyscraper, looking down. On the ground, looking and peering into the distance. Inside looking out. The locations of each painting places one inside and outside while being embraced by nature. The viewer feels as if he or she is a part of an entire orbit within a particular surrounding in a particular environment. The visual effects in each work provide extraordinary moods.”