Wonderland

2000, Oil on Wood, The Artist's collection

This painting explores the balance between stylised forms, figures and objects, the continuation of their lines shaping a geometrical environment of a seemingly believable perspective.

'Wonderland' has been exhibited at the Bankside Gallery, London.

Still Life with Orchids and a Teapot

2011, Oil on Canvas, 80x80cm

This painting explores the balance between stylised forms and figures, the continuation of their lines shaping a geometrical environment of a seemingly believable perspective.

Still Life with Orchids

2010, Oil on Canvas, Acrylic on Board, 40x30cm

This painting explores the balance between stylised forms and figures, the continuation of their lines shaping a geometrical environment of a seemingly believable perspective.

Contemplation

2007, Oil on Canvas, 60x50cm

This painting explores the balance between stylised forms and figures, the continuation of their lines shaping a geometrical environment of a seemingly believable perspective.

Everywoman

2006, Acrylic/Gouache, 40x30cm

In 2007 this painting became the symbol of a research into the psychological impact of genetic breast and ovarian cancer at the Leiden University Medical Centre. In 2011 the painting was used on the cover of the research publication. Joel Vos said: 'To me this piece of art shows the different faces of life that people can be confronted with, for instance when they receive genetic counselling. It is the visualisation of a dual attitude, in which one's light-coloured need for certainty contrasts with the dark-coloured uncertainty of reality.'
Private collection, Leiden, The Netherlands

Still Life

2009, Acrylic/Gouache, 40x30cm

This painting explores the balance between stylised forms and objects, the continuation of their lines shaping a geometrical environment of a seemingly believable perspective.

Private Collection, London, UK

Dutch Tulips

2007, Acrylic/Gouache

An untraditional take on a widely exploited topic, this painting was painted during a period Paola Minekov spent in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

Reflections

2007, Tempera

A stylised painting of fish, with a finely designed composition inspired by oriental art and illustrative elements.

Spring

2010, Acrylic

Published in Shropshire Butterflies, A Poetic and Artistic Guide to Shropishire, 2011
Among the other contributors are: Gillian Clarke, National poet of Wales; Katherine Swift, author of The Morville Hours; Paul Evans, radio 4 naturalist and Country Diary columnist for the Guardian; Peter Boardman, entomologist who works for Field Studies Council; Matthew Oates, the butterfly adviser to the National Trust, TV naturalist and author.