Spring morning Painting

Nadezhda Suloeva was born in 1980 in Russia, Yaroslavl. Her grandparents were honoured artists. All her childhood passed among paintings, colours, albums of famous painters and exhibitions. “I always painted a lot, but never seek to do it seriously. At age of 26 I moved to Italy, and its beauty did not leave me indifferent. Painting helped me to express my emotions, it was the way my heart spoke. After moving to Greece, I studied classical painting and drawing under the leadership of the Greek artist Kostas Aggelakis. My family and my roots gave me strong sense of beauty and huge power to create. My approach to painting is a result of letting go of what is inside me, opening my heart to the freedom, passing lines. Nature with its unpredictability and majestic beauty, of course, is my biggest source of inspiration. Each picture is a journey into the depths of the heart and intuition, playing in the stream. This is a synthesis of everything I know, both complete uncertainty and expression. Work on the picture ends when something definite was created, but, like nature, it continues to keep its secrets.” Currently lives and works in Greece. Creates abstract paintings using the Mixed Media and different techniques.