Fanny Brodar American, b. 1971
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Overview
Fanny Brodar draws inspiration for her creations primarily from her childhood experiences, which have shaped her unique worldview. She portrays vibrant colors and intricate characters in her art to share a view of longing for company and liveliness. Her artworks are meticulously composed, creating a sense of order from chaos. Brodar's art is not only a means of self-healing but also a way to heal the inner child in the viewers. In her latest works, Brodar has ventured into creating larger pieces and has introduced imaginative characters inspired by nature. She aims to develop a caring connection with the natural world. Through her art, Brodar invites viewers to experience the world in a new way and find joy in the simple things in life.
Works
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Fanny BrodarButterfly Eyes , 2025Oil and mixed media on canvas, framed10 1/2 x 8 1/2 in
26.7 x 21.6 cmView More Details -
Fanny BrodarLittle Flip Side 1, 2025Oil and mixed media on canvas, framed10 1/2 x 8 1/2 in
26.7 x 21.6 cmView More Details -
Fanny BrodarLittle Flip Side 2, 2025Oil and mixed media on canvas, framed10 1/2 x 8 1/2 in
26.7 x 21.6 cmView More Details -
Fanny BrodarBiggie In Black And White, 2025Oil on canvas58 x 66 in
147.3 x 167.6 cmView More Details
Biography
"I’m a beekeeper, and often include flowers and little monsters in my work. Yoga and meditation are my daily practice. Weaving all of these things together, my paintings become like this euphoric tapestry — an otherworldly, and magical place that I dream of being in. I take care of nature in a very Buddhist-like way; I especially love the tiniest creatures." - Fanny Brodar
Fanny studied illustration and has a BFA from The Art Institute of Boston. Her background as an illustrator shows in her work. She is influenced by the playful works of Japanese art, as well as the works of artists like Rose Wylie. She was born in 1971 in Oslo, Norway, grew up in New York, and currently lives and works in Maine.
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