After Slowly Dying For 10 Years, Artist Starts Seeing Abstract Art When She Closes Her Eyes
Sometimes, inspiration strikes like lightnin, and you just can't stop making pop vintage collages. That's the story of Eugenia Loli.
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Sometimes, inspiration strikes like lightnin, and you just can't stop making pop vintage collages. That's the story of Eugenia Loli. She had been suffering from autoimmune problems for years – she described it as “10 years of very slowly dying” - before discovering she was intolerant to gluten. And that's how her art started.
“When that happened, and I started healing, my brain sort of re-wired,” Loli wrote on Bored Panda. “I’d close my eyes in the shower, and I’d see abstract art. I’d go to bed at night, and I’d see abstract art. I’d laugh hard, and I’d see abstract art. And all of that, when completely sober! My husband insisted it’s just me, healing, but I felt like it was someone programming my mind.”
More info: eugenialoli.tictail.com | flickr (h/t: boredpanda)
Maker
Rising Mountain
Spring Crop
OCD Lady
Weight Loss Wrap
Light It Up
I AM I
WormHole
Natural History Museum
Gold Digging
Toasted
Gem Roast
Mermaid Three
Discotheque
Candy Bomber
Rocky Start
Other Side
Stress Test
Bermuda a'la Soup
Bad taste
Urban Camouflage
Up or Down
Is There a Prize at the End of All This?
Storm in a Cup
Every Act of Creation is First an Act of Destruction
High Attitude
Fablebusters
Taste Bud Regrowth
Xtreme Sports
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