Still life "Meat Grinder" Painting

Intro: "My art is not about teapots, but about people and their rules." People forget about their individuality and brightness, follow the beaten path and are afraid to turn off, find flaws in themselves and hide them, live by invented rules. They want to be like everyone else… But the usual ones are not remembered! Your highlight is your exclusivity. Kitchen utensils are the same people to me. Deliberately curved lines in objects, as a deviation from the rules: crooked does not mean ugly and wrong. The way to yourself: As long as I can remember, I have always painted: after a spoon, I learned to hold a brush. Happy 9 years in art school, then university majoring in Design. I drew every day and dreamed of becoming a fashion designer. The dream came true, I became involved in the production of women's clothing, but in 2020 everything changed dramatically. I realized that I wanted to paint again. According to the rules and without: When you work in the "structure" for a long time, you get used to doing things according to the rules, as a result, you drive yourself into the framework. When I sat down to paint the first picture after a long break, I realized that I could not draw a curved line. All my teapots stood at attention. "What a bore!", - I thought and did as I want, and not as it should be. So my still lifes sparkled with new colors. Inspiration: I like exclusivity in simple things. I don't like it when everything is the same as for stamping. I appreciate sincerity and accept the world as it is. Having once visited Prague, I was inspired by the variety of textures of the ancient city and wanted to go beyond the flat perception of paintings, transferring texture and volume into painting – this is how my three-dimensional painting appeared. I love antiques, I always visit flea markets when traveling, where I buy artifacts for my still lifes. My imagination immediately draws a composition, and I only show the beauty of these imperfect forms.