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Francela Osuna
Playa Varadero
Acrylic on canvas
Francela Osuna, born in Caracas, Venezuela, struggled with severe anxiety and mood swings from a young age. Initially drawn to crafting macramé, ceramics, and woodworking, she moved to Australia due to challenges in her home country. During a personal transition, art became her anchor. In the past six months, painting has been her sanctuary, offering unimpeded creative expression. The artworks in this exhibition reflect Francela's focus on art as a means of personal exploration and growth.
Size: 122 × 60 cm
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About Francela Osuna
Francela Osuna, born in Caracas, Venezuela, struggled with severe anxiety and mood swings from a young age. Initially drawn to crafting macramé, ceramics, and woodworking, she moved to Australia due to challenges in her home country. During a personal transition, art became her anchor. In the past six months, painting has been her sanctuary, offering unimpeded creative expression. The artworks in this exhibition reflect Francela's focus on art as a means of personal exploration and growth.
