Lenny Bebeselea, East of Eden No.1, 21st Century, Acrylic on Canvas

Born in 1993, Lenny Bebeselea lives and works in Romania

Lenny acquired a solid education in arts at the National University of Arts in Bucharest, where she completed her master's cycle in 2020.

Specializing in the use of acrylic paints, she manages to give her works a unique watercolor effect on dark backgrounds, thus preserving the bright colors and rich texture that characterize her style.

Inspired by Frida Kahlo's words, "I paint flowers so they don't die," Lenny embraced florals as the main theme of her work, seeking to capture their ephemeral essence and transform them into symbols of eternity.

His paintings, done with vibrant colors against dark backgrounds and with both random and thoughtful brush gestures, explore personal and emotional themes in poetic and dramatic ways.

Admiring the works of Lenny Bebeşelea is like receiving a bouquet every day, offering sweetness, reverie and a scent of hope. His art does not just decorate a space; it enriches the spirit and soothes the soul, recalling the fragile but powerful beauty of life.


Artwork details
Unique work, acrylic on canvas with frame
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