VIEW IN MY ROOM
United Kingdom
Painting, Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 2 W x 2.4 H x 1.5 D in
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My paintings and my poetry are connected by one thread of emotion, feelings, sensations, understanding of the world around me and myself. Sometimes a painting appears first, followed by poetry. Sometimes poetry is born and a painting appears under the influence of emotions. Behind each of my works there is a story, fairy tale, philosophy or reality. The chaos. The noise. The bedlam, The dim. The Carnival, Venice with masks shall begin. Behind every visage they silently hide. A hero? A villain? A groom or a Bride? Or simply a “Good Guy” who’s out with a claim, who places his bets ‘for the magical game? Of treasure. A hint at the festival ball, as hundreds of well-wishers answer the call. The colours are dazzling the costumes abound. The throng of the company swells forth the sound. The dancing is crazy. The masks so alluring. A silent caress of a vail that’s obscuring a damsel who entered the game without will, gives way in the dark to a whisper. . .The thrill Sharp violin strings, and the sound of guitar Makes hearts that were cold burn as hot as a star. Yet masks remain frigid while fire burns within. And her heart starts to melt as he looks with a grin. The liquor fuelled evening, yields passion tonight. Yet memory of actions a long distant sight. The morning reveals through a mind still in haze. A bed that is empty save a note with a phrase. “Well thank you my dear for your full tenderness.” There's nothing inside. What’s just left? Emptiness
Painting:Acrylic on Canvas
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:2 W x 2.4 H x 1.5 D in
Frame:Not Framed
Ready to Hang:Yes
Packaging:Ships in a Box
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I was born in a small town in Russia and since childhood I loved to paint and draw, even attending a local art school. I dreamed of becoming an artist, but life took me down a different track and I became an economist. There was no time to be creative through university, my career and family commitments, so only later in life (after moving to live in England in 2012) did I once again have both the time and desire to draw; to express my moods and emotions in pictures. The nature in England struck me with its variety of floral shapes and colours. I would walk through parks and gardens spellbound, and could not take my eyes off the unearthly beauty of my new environment. To further my ability as an artist I joined a number of local art societies; initially choosing those that ran educational courses, but then moving to those that organised events where my pictures could be displayed. I currently hold the status of Exhibiting Member with two local societies and regularly exhibit in both Winchester and Farnham, where I have gained recognition and even first prizes for paintings I have entered in past exhibitions. I always strive to learn new ideas to keep my work fresh, using both new techniques and materials. Therefore, I can probably call myself a multi-artist. The creative process for me is like air, without which I cannot breathe. Each of my works is a piece of me; my perception of the world around me and my emotional response. My work in poetry and pictures: In my imagination, poetry and pictures go hand in hand. Neither can exist as a singular entity and one cannot simply be separated from the other within the creative process. Sometimes the picture is so clear in my mind’s eye that I simply have to follow this feeling. The picture progresses and the poetry, which has always been present in the back on my mind, flows naturally from the resulting image to complete the project. Equally as often it is the feeling, resulting in the poem, that arrives first with much time spent scanning and re-scanning the words to hone the image they create. Once the words are complete, the picture follows behind, shaped by the words and feelings already penned and always in front of me whilst the picture is forming.
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