I Paint With Red Wine

“Wine is used for all kinds of things, from celebrating to relaxing to cooking, yet one of its uses has a much more unusual quality. Winerelle – or the art of painting with wine, to you and me – transforms that precious liquid into a long-lasting material, something that Sanja Jankovic knows all too well.

The Serbian artist is trained in the fine arts, and turned to winerelle as a way of preserving wine in an unexpected, creative medium. Not only is turning wine into a manageable material impressive in itself, the wine comes with its own quirks. As the saying goes, all good wines get better with age, and its transformative qualities don’t stop in the bottle – the colours of Jankovic’s paintings alter, becoming deeper and richer as time goes by.

So we recommend that you kick back and relax with a glass of your favourite red, and take in the beauty of Sanja Jankovic’s work.”

Taken from Idol Magazine.

Jankovic’s entire series of wine paintings can be seen on her Facebook page Winerelle Wine Painting and on Behance.

More info: Facebook

I Paint With Red Wine

532views

Serbian artist, Sanja Janković, graduated painting study program Bachelor with Honors of Fine Arts and Master of Painting. Acquired advanced knowledge and skills in historical and theoretical corpus of the development of visual arts, philosophy, general and applied aesthetics. Currently developing creative skills in artistic practice of wine painting and illustration.

Read less »

What do you think ?

POST

Isabelle Vive 8 years ago

Love it!

0points

Sanja Jankovic (Post author) 8 years ago

Thank you dear Isabelle!

0points

Load More Replies...

Jelena Bajic 8 years ago

Magnificent

0points

Sanja Jankovic (Post author) 8 years ago

Bajac <3

0points

Load More Replies...

Keanu Watson 8 years ago

Love your work! The red wine reminded me of the crazy artist who used his own blood for the work (It's crazy but awesome) and made some sales x.o .

0points

Sanja Jankovic (Post author) 8 years ago

Thank you Keanu! Hahah, blood-painting is totally rad. I am happpy that mine doesn't involve any pain or hurting, but there indeed are certain similarities in colour and texture between evaporated wine and blood ;). First one definitely smells nicer!

1point

Load More Replies...