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Amanda Dejulia

Graduation: https://www.artsteps.com/view/606b5c7d2b88ac4ff76a235f/?currentUser

This is the biggest of all the paintings, it is Lime green and resembles the Blood painting quite a lot. It looks like green water droplets, some bigger and some smaller than others.

Amanda DeJulia, Palus, 2021. Acrylic on canvas. 32 x 30 inches.

This is a detailed photo of the Palus (Swamp) painting. It shows how textured the lime green paint it and how the light shines on the raised paint.

Amanda DeJulia, Palus, 2021. Acrylic on wooden panel. Detail.

My work comes to life with the illusions, just as cells do under a microscope. I’ve been creating abstract cells in a painting environment made up entirely of my paint and brushes; as well as playing with light and darkness on a canvas that’s different from the space under a microscope.

This painting is a bright baby blue, and resembles bacteria-like structures. It can be described as bacteria multiplying over and over again, until it fills up the canvas.

Amanda DeJulia, Effingo Caeruleum, 2021. Acrylic on wooden panel. 12 inch diameter.

This painting is of a maroon colored leaf under the microscope. The leaf leaves us wondering if it is a close up image of a brain, due to it resembling one so much.

Amanda DeJulia, Cibum Folium, 2021. Acrylic on wooden panel. 12 inch diameter.

This painting is green and blue, and resembles larger cell structures. It looks like green rocks in shallow blue water.

Amanda DeJulia, Viridi Mare, 2021. Acrylic on wooden panel. 12 inch diameter.

This painting resembles stagnant water, like if you spilled water on your counter and left it there. The background is blue and yellow, with blue water.

Amanda DeJulia, Inamabilis Unda Alligat, 2021. Acrylic on wooden panel. 12 inch diameter.

This painting is of a white daisy petal under the microscope. The background is yellow, and the cell structures are textured with white paint.

Amanda DeJulia, Flos Alba, 2021. Acrylic on wooden panel. 12 inch diameter.

This is a painting of Blood seen through a microscope. It is bright red, and looks like water droplets.

Amanda DeJulia, Sanguis, 2021. Acrylic on wooden panel. 12 inch diameter.

The Lightbox has 3 of the microscope paintings i've done; Stagnant Water, Blue Duplicate, and White Flower. It is a print out of them placed on a lightbox.

Amanda DeJulia, Lightbox 2, 2021. Paper, ink, and lightbox. 10.5 x 14 inches. 12 inch diameter.

The Lightbox has 3 of the microscope paintings i've done; The Green Sea, Blood, and Leaf Meat. It is a print out of them placed on a lightbox.

Amanda DeJulia, Lightbox 1, 2021. Paper, ink, and lightbox. 10.5 x 14 inches. 12 inch diameter.

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