Dina Marchenko

Dina paints the Andes as shifting space rather than stable landscape.
Using layered oil painting, she lets forms emerge and partially dissolve, resisting clear definition.
Her repeated motifs — figures, water, distant hills — are used to hold a fragile balance between presence and disappearance, where air becomes the main subject.

Moscow Pedagogical State University
Faculty of Art and Graphics

Russian Art Week
XVI International Exhibition-Competition of Contemporary Art
3rd Place, nomination: International Graphics Competition,
category: Classical Graphics, professional Artist Category