Christina Bilbili

Christina Bilbili, born in Kavala in 1981, resident of N. Peramos, located by the sea side, where she grew up with simple ideals as a child and vivid memories. From the age of 5 under parental supervision she was allowed to paint for hours either using crayon or tempera. From the age of 12 she began to draw various cards like the mickey mouse, Donald Duck, using a pencil. In 1999, joint an artistic school in the nearby city of Kavala. There, she had the opportunity complete a three year course in graphic design focusing on drawing objects and sometimes human bodies.
In addition, for one year she followed a course in graphic design in order to improve her professional skills. For half of a year, she worked as a designer in an architectural office and yet something was not satisfying her thus she turned into painting portraits and ladies’ bodies. Then she introduced colour to her work by using acrylic in order to give another perspective in form and vitality. The question is why she was attracted to women. Perhaps because, women could become very dynamic when they believe in themselves, operating with thein instinct She also used to paint women’s face of different nationalities / tribal women that exist around the world, to bring out the absolute beauty while adopting simplicity in her work.
The acrylic colours used in her paintings are a new discovery that was made popular amongst painters in the 1960s. The qualities of this material are many to include its resistant to time, it dries quickly, allow the application off several layers because it knuckles easily in the canvas.
The love and the passion of what she does became a dream soul mate who found its origins in the childhood years, to live every day with harmony, simple moments of passion, intense colour that permeates every thought to be jolly.

Graphic Designer

Graphic designer in a architect office

Sofia/Bulgaria Gallery 2.0
Kavala

Frida Kahlo

portraits, contemporary art, finger painting, abstract, landscapes, modern art