Each artist has her own vision of creative space, yet both are inspired by and incorporate nature motifs in their works. In Sanri’s paintings, vibrant blue, bluish-green, and pinkish-orange tones dominate, interspersed with accented plant and nature motifs. Meanwhile, Una Gura’s large-format ceramic objects, which resemble stones in shape, are covered with a rhythmic “bump” […]
Each artist has her own vision of creative space, yet both are inspired by and incorporate nature motifs in their works. In Sanri’s paintings, vibrant blue, bluish-green, and pinkish-orange tones dominate, interspersed with accented plant and nature motifs. Meanwhile, Una Gura’s large-format ceramic objects, which resemble stones in shape, are covered with a rhythmic “bump” pattern, which, combined with her nickname Unella, has given her works the name Pumpunella.
Photo by V. Stāvušs and OVMM.