Cowberry glade Painting

Member of Eurasian Art Union. Polina Zhadko is part of the list of the Best Russian contemporary artists (ARTEEX). Zhadko Polina was born in Moscow on April 21, 1998. After graduating from secondary school, entered the Intercultural Institute of Japan and left for Japan, Tokyo in October 2016 to study Japanese. Entered Seoul National University for the Korean language study program in February 2019. Seoul was the starting point for the artistic career. The first work was done in March 2019. Was a consistent participant of international exhibitions, taking prizes, most of which were the top ones. Joined the Eurasian Art Union in 2019. Artist’s Statement To create my works as an artist, I am inspired by a person and his life. His manifestations in the outside world, thoughts, feelings, aspirations. His worldview through the prism of his personal experience and reflections. It is important to me what happens to a person at different stages of life and in variety of environments. After all, person is a part of the universe and a significant part of it, because person is guided not only by instincts, but also by reason. I strive to convey all of this through abstract images, which in turn are also interpreted by the spectator through the prism of his own worldview. In my works, I use various volumetric textures and objects so that the spectator can immerse himself more in the images I create, and can feel the direct connection between abstract art and the real world. In my opinion, abstract art is the most powerful expression of feelings in an artistic image, so I took it as the basis of my work. The rich color characteristics of the paintings communicate the expression of my feelings, which I share with the spectator, and which I expect from the spectator after watching my works. When a person feels - he lives!