'Abstract Landscape I' Painting

Anna Kulak is inspired by the landscapes of the Black Sea and the works of Aivazovsky. Anna considers Aivazovsky to be her teacher, namely his paintings. She spends hours in the Russian Museum, examining Aivazovsky's canvases, trying to figure out exactly how he painted his canvases, in what sequence he put his strokes. Anna Kulak paints her paintings in a multi-layered way of painting. Considers this method the most suitable for seascapes. Anna Kulak is an artist with a mathematical mindset. She is fascinated by the world of higher mathematics and painting. In her paintings, she always uses the principle of the golden ratio and Fibonacci numbers. Perhaps that is why her paintings are so deep and soulful. When you look at her paintings, you always have special feelings that are difficult to describe. And also you hear the sound of a wave, you feel the moonlight or the first rays of the sun. Her paintings are kept in private collections in the U.S., United Kingdom, Russia, Italy, Germany, etc.