Backward Glance
Alice takes one last look behind her before plunging into the forest of Wonderland. Even the most free-spirited and adventurous among us are riddled with doubt; questioning our chosen paths, lingering over what could have been…
A study for my in-progress African fantasy version of Alice in Wonderland.
5” x 7”
Acrylic on wood.
$275 $275
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Mia Araujo
Mia Araujo is an Argentine-American artist, born and raised in Los Angeles.
She strongly believes in the power of nature to heal us, and to richly transform our increasingly disconnected, modern lives.
Through her work, she strives to depict the magical connection between humans and nature, and the constant balance between darkness and light that we grapple with each day. She works traditionally, primarily in acrylics, and also in graphite, ink, and watercolor.
Mia is currently developing her passion project- an illustrated novel reinterpreting Alice in Wonderland as a sister story set in a West African fantasy world, which she intends to self-publish.
Through her work, she strives to depict the magical connection between humans and nature, and the constant balance between darkness and light that we grapple with each day. She works traditionally, primarily in acrylics, and also in graphite, ink, and watercolor.
Mia is currently developing her passion project- an illustrated novel reinterpreting Alice in Wonderland as a sister story set in a West African fantasy world, which she intends to self-publish.