Helena Art & Carolina Anyways: A Creative Bond of Two Talented Artists
300Magazine is pleased to introduce Carolina Anyways, a bright contemporary artist with a multidisciplinary approach. A creative person with degrees in Fine Arts and Architectural Design, Carolina has always experimented with different media to push the boundaries of visual aesthetics. In this article, let’s get acquainted with mixed-media art by Carolina Anyways, including her 10-year-long productive partnership with the fashion designer Helena Art – “Helena Art & Carolina Anyways.”
About Carolina Anyways
Carolina Anyways was born in 1992. Her artistic talent gained prominence at a young age, as Carolina began painting when she was only three years old. Further on, she pursued formal education in Fine Arts and later received a degree in Architectural Design.
The most notable element of Carolina’s creative approach is the mixture of old painting techniques, such as gesso and fresco painting, with modern methods and materials. The artist skillfully incorporates painting, drawing, collage, printmaking, and 3D printing within her work, which stands out as a new interpretation of art evolution and continuity. According to Carolina, this visual language is her testimony to the versatility of cultural codes and identities, which she explores along the time continuum in her art.
The Creative Duo, Helena Art & Carolina Anyways
The creative partnership of Carolina with Helena Art was born in 2015, marking the start of “Helena Art & Carolina Anyways,” a creative group specializing in retouching, photography printing, and styling work. The two artists set up their own production studio and acquired a lot of professional equipment, with an impressive arsenal of cameras meant to create one-of-a-kind photography art.
The fruitful collaboration led to the emergence of the fashion brand “Fru kryddor” in 2019, focused on natural materials, such as linen, cotton, and silk. Carolina and Helena used simple silhouettes and visual tricks achieved by means of original fabric cuts to make a fashionable statement, and also produced a product line of clothing for home and sleep.
The Launch of CDNE (Cuisse de Nymphe Émue)
The past couple of years witnessed the rapid development of creative activity in the artist duo of Helena Art & Carolina Anyways, leading to the launch of the fashion brand CDNE, which stands for Cuisse de Nymphe émue. With this new couture brand, the artists remained committed to their fascination with natural materials and gentle silhouettes, yet with a new deconstructive twist in their approach to fashion. At present, Carolina and Helena are preparing their colorful, vibrant summer collection for release to please the fans of creative fashion around the world.