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Do Epic Love | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Sona Fine Art & Design  - SFAD | Los Angeles in Los Angeles. Item composed of canvas and synthetic
Do Epic Love | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Sona Fine Art & Design  - SFAD | Los Angeles in Los Angeles. Item composed of canvas and synthetic

Created and Sold by Sona Fine Art & Design - SFAD

Sona Fine Art & Design  - SFAD

Do Epic Love - Paintings

Featured In Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA

Price from $8,500 to $25,000

Creation: 2-4 weeks

Painting: Airbrush, Spray Paint, Acrylic on Canvas.

This painting is a new addition to my ongoing Word Porn series and due to recent events, I wanted to change my slogan mantra up to Do Epic Love. We as a society need more love now than ever. I want people to be inspired and hopefully this painting make you happy.

Keywords:

do epic shit
graffiti artwork
love painting
typography
Pop art
street art
contemporary art
interior design
word porn art series
inspiration
love
luxury
Subjects:

Graffiti
Styles:

Pop Art
Street Art
Modern
Abstract
Fine Art
Mediums:

Airbrush
Spray Paint
Acrylic
Materials:

Canvas
Artist Recognition
Artist featured in a collection
Artist featured by Saatchi Art in a collection

Showed at the The Other Art Fair
Handpicked to show at The Other Art Fair presented by Saatchi Art in Los Angeles

prices depends on size, materials, mediums, and does include custom framing.

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Sona Fine Art & Design  - SFAD
Meet the Creator
Wescover creator since 2020
Multidisciplinary Contemporary artist

Sona Mirzaei is a multi-disciplinary artist from Los Angeles, CA whose body of work include paintings, collage, public art, sculptures, street murals, and performance art. She has been featured in the Huffington Post recently and a celebrated artist. Also, Internationally awarded Artist of the Year by the London International Creative Competition in 2014, and by Art for Progress in New York City, and as an LA winner for Scope Art Basel Bombay Gin with Rush Philanthropic.

Her work has been widely exhibited in multiple galleries in all throughout California, New York City, Art Basel in Miami, Saatchi Gallery in London, Dubai, Europe, and the Asian Civilization Museum of Art in Singapore. Her large-scale abstract works are featured on TV shows, and the contemporary pop Superhero series was recently selected by a leading interior designer to stage a multi-million-dollar homes throughout California and collected by high-profile patrons, executives and celebrities.
Sona's approach to art is culturally rich, bold, daring, while evoking a gentleness. She achieves great depth and contrast with use of aggressive motion in her brush work, creating paintings with dynamic layers and texture, manifesting dimensions, liveliness and joy. She is currently working in abstract expressionism, pop art, graffiti, sculpture, street art, mixed media on all mediums, conceptual, 3dimensional, and public art. Having a genuine artistic goal of continuing to evolve and create magic thorough the lens of the visual medium which she believes has the power to transform and transcend virtually any space.
The entire canvas of art including classical forms, music, performance art, public art, design, civil engineering, abstract, architecture, impressionist to street art all of which serve to be an inspiration in Sona’s practice. She thrives on challenges and responsibilities that broadens her practice every day. Diversity and culture define her work and bridges her outlook on life with the creative expression of many interests that serves to be a motivation and force in her life and career.

Sona is certainly an artist of our times. As stated by Los Angeles based art critic, Peter Frank, “Sona paints like a cross between a house on fire and a bat out of hell. She seems almost literally to whip her abstract paintings into shape. The results of her furious brush-wielding are roiled surfaces and foreign materials brought to a sudden, almost revelatory visual coherency, exciting to witness.”