Ludmila Curilova

Like all true artist’s, Ludmila Curilova transforms her life experience and imagination into beautifully rendered paintings, allowing us a special opportunity to see the world through her ‘looking glass’. Her artistic imagination draws on the ornamental nature of illusory theatre and the decorative quality of a fairy tale setting. Her figures exist in a subdued dreamscape. Within her paintings, warm, rich colors glow with an almost magical essence.

From her Eastern European origins, Curilova has gained international recognition and today her works are included in prominent collections throughout Germany, France, Israel, Canada and the United States.

Artistic exploration has always been an integral part of Ludmila Curilova’s life. Ludmila grew up in an environment infused with creativity, her mother was a ballerina for Moldova’s National Theatre of Opera and Ballet and her father was a theatre set designer and scene painter. He taught Ludmila basic painting skills and instilled in her an understanding and appreciation of color style and balance and her ability to capture the emotional depth of women stems from hours spent watching her mother dance and perform. To this day we still see these characteristics in her paintings.
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The College of Art, Kishenev
The University of Repin, Moscow

Envers Chapin Gallery, Toronto, Ontario, 2003
Art Expo New York 2003
Chase Creations Art Gallery, Montreal, Quebec, 2003
Art Expo New York 2004
Art Expo New York 2005
Solo Exhibition, Calgary, Alberta, 2005
Bohemia Art Gallery, UK, 2005
Art Expo New York 2006
Bohemia Art Gallery, UK, 2006
Art Expo New York 2007
Bohemia Art Gallery, UK, 2007
Art Expo New York 2008
Bohemia Art Gallery, UK, 2008
Art Expo New York 2009
Bohemia Art Gallery, UK, 2009
Art Expo New York 2010
Bohemia Art Gallery, UK, 2010
Art Expo New York 2011
Bohemia Art Gallery, UK, 2011
Sausalito Art Festival, Sausalito, California, 2011
Art Expo New York 2012
Sausalito Art Festival, Sausalito, California, 2012
Art Expo New York 2013
Sausalito Art Festival, Sausalito, California, 2011 - 2013
Galerie Temps Des Arts, France, 2018 - 2022