Under water 01- SOLD Painting

Maka Kvartskhava/Stillwhite - as "white" is associated for her with mystic surroundings of her life) Biography - Maka Kvartskhava was born in 1981, Tbilisi - capital of Georgia. Before starting Painting she was writing short stories, assays, which she used to call "footprints of her inner life and dreams". Then came time when inspirations took her at the edge of Art and inner opportunity knocked from inside, so she decided to build a door and to take her first steps in colorful world of Art. So Artist's assays and stories became expressed in drawings and paintings and still she calls her paintings a kind of short stories about her; emotions that surrounds and that are inspired by inner and outer world of life. "Artist with the inevitable influences of the creative movements, that she develops with her own style." Graduated from the State University. Bachelor and Master of International law and relations; and during few years of working in this field she was interested in creating graphic works, mostly 3D art and then in oil paintings. So art had become for her not only the object of creating something interesting, impressive and new, but the way of life itself. Her works are sold in Great Britain Contemporary art Auctions as well as in the Europe and the United States in independent galleries and privately, while developing the style and technique that she has today. Works mostly in oil; Now the artist is working on different projects, she has invitations for Participation in the exhibitions and art fairs throughout UK (Aberdeen, Cambridge, London) and Spain. Artist's statement For Maka Stillwhite Art is inner and outer therapy, which helps her to look through our being and also it's a tool to search inside and discover the source of complete freedom, peace and hope. For her art “comforts the disturbed and disturb the comfortable” brings new emotions and awakes asleep ones. Her works usually reflect people, their subconscious emotions and mysterious passions, while abstract and landscape paintings visualize “places only we know” a kind of remembrance of past feelings and unreal mystic present.