16-year-old Joanna Wirazka has a very interesting choice of canvas. Instead of paper or fabric, the self-taught artist from Poland paints colorful artworks on fallen autumn leaves. Her works are not onlystunning to look at, but also carry a strong environmental message.
16歲的喬安娜·維拉扎卡在畫布的選擇上有個(gè)頗有意思的小興趣——這名來自波蘭的藝術(shù)家自學(xué)成才，在飄落的秋葉上，而不是在紙質(zhì)或纖維上畫出多彩的藝術(shù)作品。她的作品不僅讓人震撼，還傳遞著強(qiáng)烈的環(huán)保信息。
美到不像話：16歲天才女孩秋葉上作畫（圖）
Every autumn, Joanna puts aside her regular canvas for something that’s free, readily available, and in her opinion, juts as good – fallen tree leaves. She collects them from a park near her house and places them inside a book until they are completely dry. She then paints them black using water-based acrylic paint, before covering them with colorful landscapes inspired by bustling cities and natural sceneries alike.
每年秋天，喬安娜都會(huì)把平常用的畫布擱置在一邊，用一些免費(fèi)的、現(xiàn)成的、并且在她看來一樣好用的畫布(落葉)。她從家旁邊的公園把落葉拾回來，把它們放在書里直至完全變干。然后喬安娜用水溶性丙烯酸顏料把樹葉涂黑，之后將從喧囂的城市和自然風(fēng)景等得來的靈感畫在上面。
美到不像話：16歲天才女孩秋葉上作畫（圖）
But as beautiful as the self-taught artworks may be to look at, there’s more to them than meets the eye. “I wanted to say that we don’t need to cut trees to have paper for drawing and painting,” she said. “I think it’s important to raise people’s awareness about the really bad condition of our planet.”
但是，盡管這些自學(xué)成才的藝術(shù)作品看起來很漂亮，喬安娜想讓人們看到的遠(yuǎn)不止這些?！拔蚁胝f，我們不需要砍伐樹木來獲得繪畫的紙張，”喬安娜說。”我認(rèn)為要引起人們對(duì)地球處于非常惡劣的自然條件的意識(shí)?！?BR> 美到不像話：16歲天才女孩秋葉上作畫（圖）
Joanna painted her first tree leaf artwork on New year’s Eve of Last year. While most of her friends were busy getting ready for a night of partying, she spent the whole day drying, painting and drawing on fallen leaves, perfecting her technique through trial and error.
去年新年前夜，喬安娜繪制了自己第一個(gè)樹葉藝術(shù)作品。當(dāng)她大部分朋友忙著為整晚的派對(duì)做準(zhǔn)備時(shí)，她整天都在烘干樹葉，上色、繪畫、反復(fù)試驗(yàn)完善技巧。
She never imagined that one day the whole world would know and care about her art, until one day, when a popular art blog picked up a photo of the very first leaf painting that she had posted on her Instagram account. It ended up going viral, and the positive feedback she got inspired her to create more leaf masterpieces.
她從來沒想過，有一天整個(gè)世界都會(huì)知道而且還關(guān)心她的作品，直到有一天，一個(gè)流行藝術(shù)博客挑了一張她在Instagram賬戶上PO的第一張樹葉畫作——之后就一發(fā)不可收拾，而人們積極的反饋激勵(lì)她創(chuàng)作更多的樹葉巨作。
16歲的喬安娜·維拉扎卡在畫布的選擇上有個(gè)頗有意思的小興趣——這名來自波蘭的藝術(shù)家自學(xué)成才，在飄落的秋葉上，而不是在紙質(zhì)或纖維上畫出多彩的藝術(shù)作品。她的作品不僅讓人震撼，還傳遞著強(qiáng)烈的環(huán)保信息。
美到不像話：16歲天才女孩秋葉上作畫（圖）
Every autumn, Joanna puts aside her regular canvas for something that’s free, readily available, and in her opinion, juts as good – fallen tree leaves. She collects them from a park near her house and places them inside a book until they are completely dry. She then paints them black using water-based acrylic paint, before covering them with colorful landscapes inspired by bustling cities and natural sceneries alike.
每年秋天，喬安娜都會(huì)把平常用的畫布擱置在一邊，用一些免費(fèi)的、現(xiàn)成的、并且在她看來一樣好用的畫布(落葉)。她從家旁邊的公園把落葉拾回來，把它們放在書里直至完全變干。然后喬安娜用水溶性丙烯酸顏料把樹葉涂黑，之后將從喧囂的城市和自然風(fēng)景等得來的靈感畫在上面。
美到不像話：16歲天才女孩秋葉上作畫（圖）
But as beautiful as the self-taught artworks may be to look at, there’s more to them than meets the eye. “I wanted to say that we don’t need to cut trees to have paper for drawing and painting,” she said. “I think it’s important to raise people’s awareness about the really bad condition of our planet.”
但是，盡管這些自學(xué)成才的藝術(shù)作品看起來很漂亮，喬安娜想讓人們看到的遠(yuǎn)不止這些?！拔蚁胝f，我們不需要砍伐樹木來獲得繪畫的紙張，”喬安娜說。”我認(rèn)為要引起人們對(duì)地球處于非常惡劣的自然條件的意識(shí)?！?BR> 美到不像話：16歲天才女孩秋葉上作畫（圖）
Joanna painted her first tree leaf artwork on New year’s Eve of Last year. While most of her friends were busy getting ready for a night of partying, she spent the whole day drying, painting and drawing on fallen leaves, perfecting her technique through trial and error.
去年新年前夜，喬安娜繪制了自己第一個(gè)樹葉藝術(shù)作品。當(dāng)她大部分朋友忙著為整晚的派對(duì)做準(zhǔn)備時(shí)，她整天都在烘干樹葉，上色、繪畫、反復(fù)試驗(yàn)完善技巧。
She never imagined that one day the whole world would know and care about her art, until one day, when a popular art blog picked up a photo of the very first leaf painting that she had posted on her Instagram account. It ended up going viral, and the positive feedback she got inspired her to create more leaf masterpieces.
她從來沒想過，有一天整個(gè)世界都會(huì)知道而且還關(guān)心她的作品，直到有一天，一個(gè)流行藝術(shù)博客挑了一張她在Instagram賬戶上PO的第一張樹葉畫作——之后就一發(fā)不可收拾，而人們積極的反饋激勵(lì)她創(chuàng)作更多的樹葉巨作。