Fereshteh Stoecklein

Rio Carnival Fiesta!

2020

Fereshteh's abstract painting is inspired by the stunning white roses which are in her daughter's garden in Wimbledon. They come back year after year fully of glory and confidence. Could be hung landscape or portrait. ABOUT FERESHTEH STOECKLEIN Fereshteh Stoecklein artistic journey began at the impressionist school of painting ‘Ecole des Arts Francais’. Her husband’s career as a hotelier of a luxury hotel chain meant living in many different countries, so to her exploration of art followed suit. In Malaysia, she was inspired by Chinese brush painting, studying under three masters in the art of calligraphy, Chinese ink and colour brush painting. Her versatility as an artist has expanded such that she has painted Chinese brush to watercolours to abstract acrylics - a truly astounding creative palette. Always producing exquisite abstract works taking their inspiration from nature, places she has visited and people she has observed. An award winning artist, Fereshteh’s works have been exhibited in a number of international exhibitions including ‘Art Now’ at Oxo Tower London...

Fereshteh's stunning abstract painting relives the Rio Carnival festival season full of life, explosion of colours and its unrivalled party atmosphere. Painting can be hung landscape or portrait ABOUT FERESHTEH STOECKLEIN Fereshteh Stoecklein artistic journey began at the impressionist school of painting ‘Ecole des Arts Francais’. Her husband’s career as a hotelier of a luxury hotel chain meant living in many different countries, so to her exploration of art followed suit. In Malaysia, she was inspired by Chinese brush painting, studying under three masters in the art of calligraphy, Chinese ink and colour brush painting. Her versatility as an artist has expanded such that she has painted Chinese brush to watercolours to abstract acrylics - a truly astounding creative palette. Always producing exquisite abstract works taking their inspiration from nature, places she has visited and people she has observed. An award winning artist, Fereshteh’s works have been exhibited in a number of international exhibitions including ‘Art Now’ at Oxo Tower London...

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