At just 13 years old, Ingrid Todea is making waves in the art world with her unique and captivating creations. Her journey began 11 years ago, when she first picked up a pencil and discovered her passion for drawing. Since then, her talent has only been honed over time, evolving from simple sketches to intricate masterpieces.
Ingrid’s art is a testament to her creativity and imagination. She doesn’t simply reproduce what she sees; instead, she creates new visions and stories, giving emotions, journeys, and books new dimensions. Her works are characterized by movement and intricate details, unfolding stories that can create new narratives when rearranged. Her recent works are filled with feelings, thoughts, and questions of adolescence, each piece a resolution of turmoil.
One of her most notable pieces is a black and white drawing of a robot. The robot, with its elongated, pointed nose and two large, curious eyes, exudes a sense of intrigue. The background is subtly textured with faint lines for detail, and scattered with various shapes that add complexity and depth to the composition.
Ingrid’s preferred technique is pencil drawing. The shadows and shapes she brings forth from it are infinite, and the lead sprinkles magic onto the paper beneath her hand. Her upcoming exhibition, “Unspoken”, debuting on March 3, is a tribute to the pencil. The exhibition encourages viewers to forget about words for a few moments and exercise their imagination.
Ingrid Todea is not just an artist; she’s a brave creator who listens to herself, her instincts, and has the courage to express exactly what she feels. Her art is a testament to her innate talent, unbridled courage, and the freedom she embraced to create. “Unspoken” is a celebration of Ingrid’s journey, a testament to the power of art and the endless possibilities it holds.
