Khiva Painting

I prefer to work from nature. I believe you need direct contact with the depicted object to create works of art. You can create something only by plunging into the environment, feeling everything for yourself, and seeing everything with your own eyes. Any picture is the artist's notes about his experience. It's a story about what he saw and what he felt. First of all, I strive in my paintings for beauty and harmony. Because it's a lot of pleasure in it) Second, I strive for the truth. I'm trying to pick the right color and tone. There's a lot of beauty and interest in it. We lose more than we gain when we start exaggerating nature, inventing, and decorating. An order begins to appear everywhere. Tonal richness and variety disappear. The high and the shimmer is lost. In general, accuracy is not about amateurish "I see - I copy." It's about seeing how beautiful everything is in nature and the great desire to convey it. Thirdly, I want to create artistic works, not slide into boring naturalism. I want to act spontaneously, use randomness in my job, reduce the degree of control, and give vent to emotions. I want to fill my paintings with feelings and experiences so that it is not just beautiful picture but whole story about something important...