About me
Instagram @lasa.pur.dir
email: lllara.drnovsek@gmail.com
Foley Work:
• Tickle Monster (short film), 2016
• Shortcut (short film), 2016
• Wake (short film), 2016
• Squeal (short film), 2016
• Nasty (short film), 2015
Published Works & Broadcasts:
• Review|10 Cloverfield Lane, All The Rage magazine, May 2016
• performed at Spoken Word in a Virtual Space, May 2016
• commissioned illustrator for All The Rage magazine (April 20016 edition)
• The Flashing Light (radio play), Resonance FM, 2014
• Koraki v tujino, Mladina, no. 35, August, 2013
• Moji lubi Slovenci ... (page from diary), Listopad, 1550, Slovenščina v šoli, no. 4, 2008
Exhibitions and Shows:
• BA (Hons) Sound Arts & Design Degree Show 2016 (London)
• RAW (London, 2016)
• Multiplied (London, 2015)
• Capsule (London, 2015)
• Steps ... For Tomorrow (Celje, Slovenia, 2014)
• We Meet In Front Of Škuc (Ljubljana, Slovenia, 2013)
• TypoShirt (Ljubljana, Slovenia, 2013)
• Philips Fashion Week – I Remember ... (Ljubljana, Slovenia, 2013)
• Senior Art Students' Exhibition (Žalec, Slovenia, 2012)
• Exhibition of Students' Artworks in Castle Podsreda (Slovenia, 2011)
• Forever Young (Celje, Slovenia 2011)
• Arspekta Art Show in Castle Sevnica (Slovenia, 2009)
• 5th – 8th Art Exhibition of Students' Works (Grammar School – Art Department) (Celje, Slovenia, 2009 - 2013)
Work / Education
I graduated from University of the Arts London where I received a First class Batchelor's degree in Sound Arts & Design. I also studied BA Fashion & Textile Design and am formally educated in fine arts, illustration, and sculpture. I have experience working as an illustrator, designer, sound artist, and writer.
My original work is heavily inspired by Surrealism as it typically revolves around subconsciousness, fantastical imagery and nightmarish ideas. Most commonly depicted motifs are human figures as well as various combinations of flora and fauna which, along with their somewhat anatomical connotation, echo works by Salvador Dalí and Hieronymus Bosch. My use of intricate, fine, organic lines reflects influences of Albrecht Dürer, Gustave Doré and Alphonse Mucha.
