"Сornucopia Viagra #1 - (series of paintings "Livene Viagra")" Artwork - Limited Edition of 1

Tata Oalsen is a contemporary artist and art photographer. She started her professional career as an art photographer and artist in 2013 and already managed to win the hearts of art lovers from all over the world. She is best known for her photographs of magnified glowing flowers and other objects of nature. Recently she created her author's technique of tactile-intuitive painting and executed her first series of paintings and photos "Livene Viagra". Tata Oalsen aims to convey to each person through her art that people and nature are a single whole. A human body is beautiful as a flower and visually similar with its elements: leaf, pistil and stamen. We need to see our body as a part of nature itself. Everything has beauty but not everyone sees it. Every person with his body is a unique individual. Why do we see everything in nature as beautiful but we refuse to love ourselves in our natural state? The best way to know ourselves is through nature. Only when people realize this potential, their consciousness will wake up. Tata seeks to bring it to people around the world. "The main message of my artworks is the desire to convey to people understanding, vision and feeling of the fact that we are a single whole with nature. People are doomed to degradation, disease and loss of values without consciousness of this connection. A person destroys himself and becomes the cause of global environmental disasters on the planet. In my art I become a conductor through whom the living magic of color and light is appeared on canvases and photographs. In my opinion, people need it nowadays no less than the bare essentials, like air, water, food and shelter. Colors and light of nature heal our mind and body, awakening us from ignorance and inspiring to ecological thinking. It seems to me a kind of magic. My dream is that the healing purity of color and light, embodied through art, could awaken as many people as possible for human survival on the Earth."