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Valley dew Painting

Olya Tereschuk

Hungary

Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 47.2 W x 27.6 H x 0.7 D in

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ABOUT THE ARTWORK

"Valley dew" is a minimalist painting in signature style made by using authentic fiber collage technique and embroidery on finest raw cotton canvas. Few pops of muted color in otherwise neutal palette of this artwork are just like a distant memory of summer blooms. Raw cotton canvas, then mixed with signature embroidery lines. This collages are dedicated to exploring familiar to my practice landscape compositions and bring them into the shape of a collage. Time consuming, almost sculptural, with many technical details to solve and allowing zero mistakes yet facinating process is behind this series of work. All artworks are made with professional quality paints on the best possible canvases and stretched by me to a wooden frame. Comes with certificate of authenticity, wired and ready to hang straight out of the box. I hope you enjoy viewing the artwork. Please do not hesitate to contact me in case you have any comments/questions etc. Always happy to chat! Olya *Please note: All computer monitors display colors differently, so the painting may differ slightly in tone from the image you see onscreen. If possible check the artwork on few different screens prior buying it.

DETAILS AND DIMENSIONS
Painting:

Acrylic on Canvas

Original:

One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:

47.2 W x 27.6 H x 0.7 D in

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Olya is a Russian-Hungarian artist who lives and works in Budapest. Born in Novosibirsk (Russia) in 1988 Olya spent her childhood years studying art in the city art school. As a kid she was noted as one of the most promising graduates of the city. However, pursuing artistic direction in the broken post-soviet state was seen as an unpractical career perspective. Therefore, she had chosen a specialty that is both: creative and could potentially provide for future, putting her artistic aspirations on hold. Five years later, in 2010, freshly graduated as a Designer from Novosibirsk State Academy, Olya joined one of the best IT companies in Russia where she had a fast career growing from a junior position to Production Manager of an International branch of the company in Dubai. However, childhood dreams about pursuing an art career had never disappeared and in 2017 Olya decided to break free from a corporate world and start her art journey. From the early days of her career Olya’s work was catching the attention of the international curators of online art platforms, private collectors, art advisory firms for hospitality projects and public spaces. This allowed Olya to study contemporary art at several workshops, experiment a lot and develop her unique artistic voice to become a full-time artist with a sustainable practice. Olya had number of group and solo exhibitions in Middle East and Europe, including several world known art fairs, her work is presented in many private collections across the globe. _________ Embroidery is Olya's dominant artistic tool because of it is expressive, graphical, and rhythmic and allows her to highlight the texture of the artwork, make it voluminous and -at the same time- it’s tactile and allows her to attempt to form and expose the metaphorical “memories” in her work, to manifest the essence of the memory and include an emotional component into it. For her it is a practice which allows to connect to the work on multiple levels. One of the materials which she uses constantly is a thread, which helps her to “connect the time” in her work: past and present and highlight the importance of social connections for our existence. The objects she creates through embroidery and fabric often take shape of an imaginary landscape, reflected in a water. They are a metaphor for our partly erased memories, reflected in our conciseness distorted over time with missing details.

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