3045 W 8th St Los Angeles, CA 90005
Saturday, November 2 at 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Ends Nov 25, 2024
Amongst My Things marks Mada’s first solo show & encapsulates her deep affection for shopping. She has an insatiable love for trinkets & cute objects, a passion that has nearly taken over her life. This exhibition delves into the cyclical nature & inner struggle of consumerism. It captures the joy these items bring her while also highlighting the financial strain & stress of never having enough money.
Through playful & colorful compositions, Mada acknowledges her slight addiction to shopping. Each piece is a reflection of the delicate balance between the happiness derived from these possessions & the reality of their impact on her life. The series is still evolving & will be showcased in November 2024.
-ABOUT MADA-
Tyler Mada is a multi-talented artist who is making her mark in the world of oil painting and illustration. With a degree in Animation and Fashion Design from the Savannah College of Art and Design in Hong Kong, Mada has honed her skills in both traditional and digital mediums. However, it was during the pandemic that Mada discovered her passion for oil painting and fell in love with it.
As a young artist, Mada is heavily influenced by anime, video games, and street fashion, which is evident in the expressive and cartoony style of her work. She is interested in exploring her identity as a woman and the themes of femininity and gender through her paintings. Her use of bold colors and playful lines captures the energy and excitement of youth, making her work both fun and thought-provoking.
In addition, Mada is also inspired by elements of folk art, which she incorporates into her paintings to create a unique and personal aesthetic. She is interested in the softer, more feminine side of life and explores these themes through her use of delicate lines, pastel colors, and ethereal compositions.
With her background in animation and fashion design, her paintings are a perfect blend of traditional and modern styles.
Mada currently is working to continue her self-exploration of feminity and gender through her work at her home studio in New Jersey.