Packard 1940

Cheryl Kelly uses oil paints and aluminum sheets for her art.
This is how she describes her passion: “The first thing that captivates me is beauty. I can literally get lost in the reflections of beautiful cars when they stop at traffic lights. "
She gives preference to "muscle cars" - American cars of the 1960s and 70s. The name, literally translated as "muscle cars", made Cheryl Kelly think that a car is a unique symbiosis of male and female traits, strength and power in the form of graceful and sensual forms