Description

Edna is a young dutch artist, although she lives in the United States where she has a lot of success with her work.She has dedicated herself to modern art: She loves to work with many bright colors and creates something like colorful sketches while she doesn't have a limit about the method of her creativity - she draws, uses brushes, works digital or even with graffiti or airbrush. And even though she has this unconventional and modern orientation she plays in the really big scene. Several times a year she makes an exhibition of her art with many prominent guests and artists and although her 'art' is not good enough, she never gets much criticism - which is pretty easy to explain. Her character is as much of a contradiction as her art and her success. On the one hand, she is an ambitious, admirable woman and in public she attaches great importance to being perfect. She dresses very elegantly (and she never wears pants to focus on her femininity), she knows all rules of behavior, she even wears glasses, though she doesn't need them, but only to look smarter. But as soon as she's in her private sphere or at work, she turns into a real artist and free being. She never wears underwear and usually just one garment for example a long dress.She starts to see only art, romance and freedom in everything, including the human body. Thus she lives an artist's life of past centuries - she invites her models, critics and other artists to her unique loft, her workshop or her holiday apartment for philosophizing about life and the fine arts and of course for having sex. Because she sees only art and unique moments everywhere she has no real taste at all - Young, old, fat, skinny, man, woman... it doesn't matter at all as long as the moment is right and the intention is real. So she's a modern artist, living a long gone lifestyle. But that's what makes Edna so popular with everyone, even with her critics.