The Frozen Worlds, #5 Painting

Tata (Tatyana) Chvanova joined the International Federation of Artirst, the National Artist's Union of Russia, the Club of Professional Artists and the Eurasian Art Union. Tata Chvanova's painting “Flower Garden” won 3rd place in the abstract painting section of the Art Week in China 2019. Tatyana was born and raised in Moscow, 10.21.1976. She graduated from RGAFK in 1998. She has a rehabilitation therapist for the main specialty, where she worked for 20 years, she studied psychosomatics, psychophysics and human biocorrection. At one time she practiced eastern breathing practices - Qigong and Taoist techniques. She attended the school of painting and the painting section in her youth, but did not receive professional art education. The combination of the Eastern exercises and a hardest work related to rehabilitation of people, repair of their physical, psychological and emotional balance, has resulted in understanding of the invisible boundaries and fibers of the world. As Tatyana says: “Everyone has his own view and vision of the world. I look at the surrounding world and perceive feelings and emotions, too. Sometimes they open themselves up to me in extraordinary forms and it motivates me take my brush and express them at a canvas. I believe that an artist is just a mediator. And everyone can see various faces of universe and emotions in my canvases, something familiar, maybe something forgotten and sometimes never seen”. Tatyana Chvanova constantly shares these feelings, feelings and emotions through her artworks. Her paintings continue to draw attention of connoisseurs of contemporary art, collectors and business representatives. Her works are in Russian private collections, incliding made paintings by order. Tata (Tatyana) Chvanova only works with oil and brush, in a wide range of canvases sizes, the direction is abstractionism, many artworks are close to tashism, expressionism, and partly to minimalism. Her painting is full of bright colors and unusual forms that convey a positive flow of energy and fill you with a sense of happiness and joy. Tatyana’s art lies outside of social contexts. Some paintings are executed in an achromatic scale using their own unique manner of applying paint layer by layer on the canvas, which gives the works a relief appearance, while the holistic perception of the picture can change from the slightest change in light or angle of view.