Tatiana Abramova

When I turned 17 I decided to become an architect – designer. Having chosen this sphere, I intuitively entered University of Architecture and Construction. It was very engaging to create plans, combine colors and materials, make 3D visualizations and
graphic design. But painting was always something that thrilled me. It seemed to be the most exciting and fascinating discipline. I’ve tried a lot to understand what profession is more suitable for me. Now I entirely devote myself to painting and I spend almost every hour of my being to it, feeling that this is where I belong.

I work with oil paints and use palette knife to dab paints on canvas, sometimes I use brush. But mostly it’s
palette knife, it allows me to make outstanding textures and color gradients.

Painting is the best way to understand myself. Among the themes that are most appealing to me is landscape painting, I always try to depict a sense of the changing world. Contemporary architecture within the context of nature and landscape. I’m also very interested
in human nature – the beauty of the human body, poses, stylish looks.

My work starts with a draft that I make on a computer using photos, textures and other program’s possibilities. Sometimes I combine vari...

In 1999 – 2005 studied Architectural Environmental Design at Kazan Architectural and Building University.

May 2013г - solo exhibition «no name», Moscow

September 2013г - solo exhibition «no name», Germany , Oberhausen

October 2013г - solo exhibition «no name», Saint Petersburg

March 2016- solo exhibition «Madeira's flower», Novokuznetsk

May 2017г - a participant of the Fourth Edition of the prestigious 'Royal Arts Prize Exhibition 2017' at La Galleria Pall Mall, London

November 2017г – a participant of the project «matrix 21», Moscow

February 2018г – collective exhibition «The White», Moscow

March 2018г – collective exhibition «no name», Moscow

April 2018г – solo exhibition «height and depth», Moscow

March 2019г - solo exhibition in the Restock gallery, Funchal, Madeira.