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Painting, Oil on Canvas
Size: 31.5 W x 23.6 H x 1.2 D in
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Moscow – not Venice and not Amsterdam, but embankments of her two main Moskva River Rivers and Yauza all the same draw attention of artists. And I not an exception. A few years ago I wanted to paint a series of pictures with views of the Moscow embankments. "Moskva River Embankment" – one of pictures of this series written near Krymsky Bridge. Those who are familiar with Moscow arkhiyektury easily learn in the picture "The House on the Embankment", towers of the Moscow Kremlin, the building of Red October factory. But as it is a picture, but not the photo, I have afforded some art assumptions. So in the course of the choice of composition from a shot the monument to Peter I of Zurab Tseriteli was gone, and I had "to remove" the huge advertizing banner closing a fine bricklaying from the building of Red October factory. All landscape is filled in with soft golden light, softening outlines home, and creating feeling of heat and a cosiness in my favourite city – Moscow.
2008
Oil on Canvas
One-of-a-kind Artwork
31.5 W x 23.6 H x 1.2 D in
Not Framed
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Born 9 November 1976 Moscow ⠀ She worked in different art media and techniques, such as graphics, water-colours, pastels, gauche, and others and took part in different city exhibitions. ⠀ In 1999 she joined the international artistic foundation. In 2002 she was awarded a medal as a young participant of All Russian Exhibition Centre taking part in creating the Album of Russian Folk Tales. In May 2006 she became a member of Moscow Designers’ Union. In 2007 she was awarded a silver medal as a participant of the All Russian Exhibition Centre contest for picturesque paintings of Moscow. In 2016 she joined the Artists Union of Russia. ⠀ Her paintings are in various Moscow and Moscow region Museums, such as the Kilominsky Kremlin, Toy Museum of Sergiyev Posad, Kenozyorskey National Park Museum, Moscow State Pedagogical University Museum and in many private and cooperative collections of Russia, Europe and Asia. ––––––––––––––– ⠀ Artist Statement ⠀ My medium is painting. Through canvas and oil, I analyze stereotypes of the perception of objects and build a relationship between space and man. ⠀ For many years I went on long trips for sketches. Russian North, Altai, old European and Russian cities filled me with endless combinations of light, color and shapes. Now the ideas of my paintings are born from this inner archive of memories and experiences of the present. Therefore, what the viewer sees in my paintings is realistic, but not real: the main thing in them is the sensuality of perception, when it becomes important not seen, but the emotions caused by it. ⠀ In my work, I understand what my hand can reach, and I open my personal space in it. In the series "Reflections," I look for a world arising in illusions on the thin edge of water. In the series "Buy!," I explore the feelings that cause us to acquire our dream things. Studying the relationship between the city and the person, I try to look at them through the eyes of the city, for which the person passing by is only sand in a centuries-old series of events. ⠀ I strive to share with the viewer the universe of sensual experiences, so that my viewer, learning in pictures of himself, comes to rethink his experience, to discover new feelings.
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