Paintings | Camila Schubert

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Paintings

Lure’s tether

Acrylic on canvas, 2025
122x122cm

The Weighing Ceremory

Acrylic on canvas, 2025
121x76cm

Portrait of a man

Acrylic on canvas, 2025
76x61cm

Liquid- Suspended Dialogue

Acrylic on canvas, 2024
102x 76cm

Love

Acrylic on canvas, 2024
92x76 cm

Whispering

Acrylic on canvas, 2024
75x 60 cm

The Room- Residual Significance

Acrylic/Oil on canvas, 2024
60x45cm

Contemplation In Blue

Acrylic and Oil on Canvas, 2024
60X50 cm

The absent bond

Acrylic on canvas, 2023
60x50 cm

Inward Deliberation

Acrylic and oil on canvas, 2023
60x45 cm

IN front of who?

Acrylic and oil on canvas, 2023
93x93 cm

This painting is a deeply evocative work that serves as both a poignant artistic observation of her mother's struggle with early Alzheimer's disease, as well as a means of coming to terms with the profound and devastating effects of the disease.
Through her skillful use of color, form and composition, the viewer is drawn into a world of confusion, where identities are blurred and memories fade away. The painting masterfully depicts a sufferer who is trapped in their past life, unable to fully grasp the present highlighting the disorienting nature of Alzheimer's disease.
The subject of the piece, the artist's mother, is depicted with her head wrapped in a bandage, gazing off into the distance with a haunting sense of unrecognition in her eyes. The glass house surrounding her head serves as a powerful metaphor for the past and present existing simultaneously, further underscoring the dizzying effects of the disease. Small miniature alchemical figures, serving as symbols, are unevenly distributed throughout the canvas, adding to the chaotic nature of the painting, while also alluding to a lack of spatial awareness.
Amidst this confusion, the mother clings onto her femininity, symbolized by the mother's milk, a powerful and timeless symbol of nurturing and care. Additionally, atop her head, a white orb, symbolizing divine power, can be seen. This can be perceived as a beacon of hope for divine healing or as an acceptance of divine order.
Ultimately, the artist's work highlights the complex intersection of faith, illness, suffering, and powerlessness, resulting in one of the most symbolically rich and emotionally resonant artworks she has created to date.

Spilled milk- My mother's portrait

Acrylic on canvas, 2023

Childhood is a time.of supreme innocence untainted by the world.
The hearts of children are filled with pure desire and their minds absorb their environment with unending fascination and curiosity.
Their emotions are often dismissed by adults as naive because they have lost contact with their inner child
All children must have their voices heard and respected. They have a right to express their emotions and to have those taken seriously I think about my son's passage through life and his navigation of these, waters, my maternal duty to give him justice, always, and to listen to his, voice
The figure of justice is presented to us in her red robes of the court her expression is serene ,maternal and lost in thought. Her veil is a symbol of protecting childhood innocence. In her hands we see the scale of justice, entwined with her fingers as if, in an embrace, conscious of the weight of the heart
Around her we see the sublime chaos of children, at play, lost in their world with, full abandon to any worry mas they are protected completely by the figure of, justice, calm in her expression despite the roaring sound of play that almost floats off the canvas; a reminder that an adult w once a child and alehind wall, bre day be an adult
E, past and present a loop of infinity.

Heart-Child-Rights

Acrylic on canvas, 2022
(Feat Luigi Schubert Armani in the top right corner)

Dreamer in the bottle- My father's portrait

Acrylic on canvas, 2022

Johannes, the patience

Acrylic on canvas, gold leaf
2022
50x60cm

Ring o' roses

Acrylic on canvas, 2022

Eclipsing Shadow Unveiled

Acrylic on canvas, 2023
50x40 cm

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