An Artistic Journey with View (Sviewy), the Live Wedding Painter Who Captures Love in Real Time — Inspired by the Elegance of the Liber Loop Collection
- Be'shine Natural Gemstone
- Apr 4
- 3 min read
Updated: Apr 6
Where timeless memories meet the shimmer of pearl — View reveals how light, love, and a single brushstroke can tell a story more powerful than words.
Every special moment in life is made up of delicate details that deserve to be cherished. For "View," an artist known for capturing emotions, memories, and feelings through her brush, those details come to life in her art. Recently, she was inspired by the elegance of the new Liber Loop Collection and created a deeply emotional painting that embodies that essence. We had the pleasure of speaking with her about the inspiration and story behind this special piece.
You’re known for creating paintings that capture meaningful moments between couples. When comparing your experience with the Liber Loop Collection to your previous live wedding paintings, did you find any similarities between the two?
For me, Liber Loop is all about preserving the beauty of an individual, while Live Wedding Painting captures the romance between two people. But both share something in common — they freeze a precious moment in time through art.
When you first saw the natural shimmer and colors of the Liber Loop earrings, especially the pearlescent glow of the Mother of Pearl, how did you feel?
I instantly fell in love. The Mother of Pearl’s white tone felt clean and elegant — and for me, white is one of the most challenging colors to work with because it’s already the brightest shade. But the soft shimmer gave it a magical, mermaid-like quality that really resonated with me.
What was the first element that caught your attention in Liber Loop and became the inspiration behind your artwork?
The gemstones — especially the white tones that reminded me of bridal elegance. Since bridal gowns often take center stage in my paintings, I immediately felt a connection. In this piece, I placed the bride in the center, with light streaming down on her, as if she’s stepping into the ceremony surrounded by sunlight and sea — shimmering just like Mother of Pearl.
As an artist who communicates emotion through light and color, did you incorporate any special techniques or details into this particular piece?
Absolutely. I focused on how light interacts with the bride’s gown, adding golden highlights to give her an almost glowing aura. That’s a technique I’ve used in wedding paintings before. I also used light to draw the viewer’s eyes to the center of the painting — to the bride herself
Was there a moment during the painting process that stood out as particularly memorable for you?
Yes, especially while working with the pearlescent tones. They don’t appear bold like opaque paints — instead, they require a base layer underneath before you add the shimmer. You don’t fully see the effect until it catches natural light, and when it finally did, I was mesmerized. It was unexpectedly radiant, almost on par with the gold tones I used.
You’ve often described light and color as carriers of positive energy. With this painting, what kind of emotion or energy do you hope viewers feel when they see it?
I want viewers to feel like they’re stepping into a woman’s most magical moment. I hope they pause and ask, “What is she thinking right now?” That moment of walking into the ceremony, seeing the light, the groom, the guests — it’s something only a bride truly understands. I want every woman who sees this painting to feel like they want to be in that moment themselves.
If you had to describe this artwork in just three words, what would they be?
Shine, Secret, and Being.
Lastly, what would you like to say to those who experience your painting or are fans of the Liber Loop Collection?
I truly love this collection — not just for its design, but also for its concept. It preserves meaningful moments in a way that’s tangible. This painting represents one of those “Day Time” moments filled with positivity and light. And if there’s an opportunity, I’d love to explore other times of day and different color palettes in future works — I believe each would carry its own unique energy while remaining just as beautiful.
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