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BLACK THILES
ORIGINALS
SHORT STORIES
BY MIA NORDBERG
TAKE OFF-JENNIFER
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100% Linnen 20mm – 110x120cm
Made with shimmer, matt, and ink acrylic colors from AMSTERDAM.
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"Take-Off Jennifer" is the third painting Mia finished for her first Art exhibition of Black Thiles' short stories. This painting is inspired by her short story "Take-Off Jennifer," a project that allows literature to inspire art and art to inspire literature.
Without revealing too many of the artist's secrets, here are a few facts to keep in mind as you explore the painting. The story behind this painting is not just a short story but also the beginning of a much larger one. "Take-Off Jennifer" set the foundation for "Black Thiles Joelle B. Walker," a suspense novel that the author has been working on for 9 years. This painting showcases four of the main characters from the book.
The inspiration for this painting came from the initial cover of a test copy of the book where the author was wearing glasses.
BLACK THILES
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100% Linnen 20mm – 80x120cm
Made with shimmer, matt, and ink acrylic colors from AMSTERDAM. Protected with a coat of varnish from Amsterdam Acrylic Varnish High Gloss.
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"Black Thiles" stands as Mia's inaugural painting for her first exhibition of Black Thiles short stories. Among her collection, this particular piece holds immense significance. Mia crafted it with the intention of using it as the cover art for her short storybook. The painting serves as a visual representation of a woman's rebirth, though I cannot divulge more details on this subject. Over the course of a month, Mia dedicated herself to perfecting the design on canvas, meticulously selecting colors, and refining it’s placements. Notably, she spent nine days carefully dotting small specks to replicate sand grains beneath the bathtub.
While I won't reveal all of this artist's secrets, I can share some intriguing details to observe in Mia's paintings. Numerology plays a substantial role in her work, guaranteeing that each painting includes a hidden number. Additionally, Mia always includes a curtain in her artworks as a symbolic introduction to the story inside. It represents the action of pulling back a theater curtain from the middle before a play starts.
INTO THE BLUE
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100% Linnen 20mm – 100x120cm
Made with shimmer, matt, and ink acrylic colors from AMSTERDAM.
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Into the Blue is the second painting that Mia finished for her first art exhibition of Black Thiles' short stories. This painting is inspired by her short story "Into the Blue," a project the artist is working on that lets literature inspire art and art inspire literature.
Without sharing too many of this artist's secrets, I will share some intriguing facts you can look for in Mia's paintings. Mia is a firm believer in numerology, so you can always expect to find a hidden number in her paintings, as well as some kind of curtain and several black thiles.
The name Black Thiles is her own made-up word, or well, 'thiles' is the made-up word. You might think it's just a weird, artsy name, but it has a much deeper meaning behind it. Mia adds a curtain of some sort to her paintings to simulate the tale she's about to tell. Like the curtains you see in the theater being drawn aside from the center stage. Mia loves to play with mats and shimmers to create contrast and depth in her paintings. Sitting in Mia's living room and watching her art, you can tell that the painting changes depending on the light coming through the window. I asked her if she had noticed the drastic difference when the lights hit it. She says, 'That's the AM painting, and as it gets darker outside, it turns into the Midday painting and PM painting.'
I ask her about the Black thiles in the painting.
She says: I'll tell you the meaning of the name, but I'm not going to reveal the purpose of the thiles in the painting.
A black thile is an unseen person with hidden talents and treasures. We cannot see a person's colors as we pass them by. Only when we get to know them do we uncover their strengths, talents, weaknesses, and potential. We can't judge people for what they can't do; that's just an assumption we make as we put them into a box. The made-up word 'thile' represents that person's storyline. Thiles is for tales. So instead of black tales, we have black thiles. Black thiles is how I perceive people I don't know. They are undiscovered tales, and it's my job to figure out what they're all about.'
THE SKELETON
UNDER THE
TREE
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100% Linnen 20mm – 80x120cm
Made with shimmer, matt, and ink acrylic colors from AMSTERDAM.
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"The Skeleton Under The Tree" is the fourth painting Mia finished for her first art exhibition of Black Tiles' short stories. This painting is inspired by her short story "The Skeleton Under The Tree," a project that allows literature to inspire art and art to inspire literature.
Without revealing too many of the artist's secrets, here are a few facts to keep in mind as you explore the painting. Allegedly, this story is quite sad, but also beautiful. Mia decided in this painting to focus on the harmony and beauty of the story instead of the dark side.
She did this on purpose to show us that even in hardships we can shine brighter than ever before. There is no good without bad.
BARNETT AND
THE BASSINET
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70x100cm
Made with shimmer, matt, and ink acrylic colors from AMSTERDAM.
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Barnett and the bassinet: The painting that started it all. It is the fifth painting Mia finished for her first art exhibition of Black Thiles' short stories. This painting is inspired by her short story Barnett and the bassinet which is a project that allows literature to inspire art and art to inspire literature.
Without revealing too many of the artist's secrets, here are a few facts to keep in mind as you explore the painting. Even though this was the fifth painting to be finished, it was the first painting Mia decided to create as a professional artist. Well, kinda... she started painting this with the idea of having some artwork inspired by her book on the wall. So she went out and bought some materials and began painting. She thought this piece was going to be just for fun, but it ended up turning into a new profession.
As she continued to work on this painting, she wondered, 'What if I can illustrate my own books? Wouldn't that be cool?'
