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Marina Muun’s Sacred Spaces
Digital Yak ·
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Marina Munn is an amazing artist, and her latest work entitled sacred spaces is exquisite. Her ethereal, imaginary creatures feature in mythical, off world environments, shaded in pastel tones that evoke feelings of untouchable elements in the everyday world.
Munn has created these pieces; taking her inspiration from everyday objects around her including textiles, crafts and organic forms and elements, and it gives the work a familiar detail in a seemingly unfamiliar setting. These pieces of digital art work can fill you with a sense of deity and familiarity which is extremely enticing.
Marina Muun, originally from Bulgaria, is based in Cologne, Germany. Her work takes it’s inspiration from the natural and supernatural alike, and blends them into a very distinct and delicate mix to produce a very defined and sublime artistic experience.
A big hoofs up from the Digital Yak.
