AemilianaMagnus

Aemiliana Magnus's art is inspired by various artists, cultures, architecture, poetry, and historical figures. She uses motifs that suggest Greek mythology, Middle Eastern architecture, and European Baroque, while constantly seeking new approaches and developing unique visual language both original and representative of her inner sense of art creation.

Her large drawings produced using oil on canvas, ink, pencils, and markers on paper. The fantasy and enigmatic scenarios pull you to the fictional world of beauty, elegance, and grace, dominated by feminine delicacy.

Embracing the divine creation and a commitment to represent eternal beauty and sumptuous feminine elegance, Aemiliana seeks to grant through her creations never-ending harmony, exquisiteness, and allure wrapped in a veil of mystery. Her subjects appear elegant and poised, but upon closer inspection, boldness and dominance reveal themselves in the solemn expressions and searing gazes of her fantasy character personalities.

Aemilianas's work emerges from her research of powerful and fearsome female and male figures in history and ancient tales, such as the Marquise de Pompadour, the 17th-century kings Louis XIV court, Russian monarch Catherine the great, the last active ruler of Ptolemaic Egypt queen Cleopatra and many others. She uses this historical framework to construct environments and situations that enliven the past, questioning contemporary society's formations and desires.

Prior to her decision to commit full time to her personal works, Aemiliana Magnus had published Amazon's bestseller book series for fashion designers - "Pro Fashion Sketchpad."