Route 66 Painting

Arseny and Tatiana – the young artists, who paints on the border of art genres, includes realism, impressionism, expressionism and abstract. All the paintings were created under the impression of acquaintance with new countries, their color and spirit. However, not all the places reflected on the canvases, Arseny and Tatiana actually visited. The authors are inspired by medieval and Greco-Roman themes, the sea, and wilderness away from civilization. A special color scheme - colorfully bright and delicate pastel, is sent to sweets, caramel, pies and yogurt, so the painting can be called "candy." The most significant elements of the paintings are written in detail and accurately, and the background goes into a blurry, hazy abstraction. On the canvas you can see the voluminous yellow and orange city lights, similar to roses. Bridges that go to the horizon and connect the two coasts play a special role on the paintings. They also mean the difficulty of communicating with the outside world, and also refer to fairytales motives, in which a bridge - is a transition to another reality. The bridges in the paintings are reminiscent of witchcraft and European folklore. Part of artworks are owned by private collectors.