Lia Amarta Ignatova

The passion to paint woke up in me in the year of 2005. Since then I tirelessly paint with watercolors and acrylics in various genres.
In the 2015 after graduating as a teacher of Reiki energy healing technique, I felt the longing to combine energy techniques with the painting. This is how my healing energy works were born.
The lack of energy, confusion in the mind, fatigue – the painting is a great opportunity to have your own source for “recharging” at home.

Entering a special meditative state, I ask the higher powers and Guardian Angels to bless the paintings with love and light and to give us energy recovery through their observation.
Each painting carries its own special vibration of healing.
Listen to your intuition and choose the right painting for yourself. Observe it or simply let it fill the space of the house with positive vibrations.

2005-2010 studying watercolor “Alla Prima” technique in the art-studio “Irida” by Nina Sherbakova-Ionova.
2008-2009 Course of the design and décor at Moscow Art School of 1905 year
2010 Course of the art-therapy method Nataly Rogers in the workshop of Olga Troitskaya, Moscow.

2018 – “Flow in Painting”, OM ROOM, Darmstadt
2015 – “Acrylic Landscapes”, Café “Crema”, Darmstadt
2012 – "Watercolor mood", personal exhibition, Gesellschaft "Possev" e.V., Frankfurt a.M.
2010 – “Flowers & Landscape in aquarelle”, technique alla prima – personal exhibition, Gallery of Reutov
2010 – “Early summer”, Exhibition hall of Dobrolubov's library, Moscow
2010 – “Salon CHA-2010”, CHA, Moscow
2010 – “Flowers-Flowers”, Vyhino Gallery, Moscow
2010 – “Koktebel’ – Karadag”, Vyhino Gallery, Moscow
2009 – “Aquarelle-2009”, “Na Kashirke” Gallery, Moscow
2009 – “Seasons”, IFW, Moscow
2009 – “Flowers”, Vyhino Gallery, Moscow
2009 – “Koktebel’ – Karadag”, Vyhino Gallery, Moscow
2008 – “Aquarelle-2008”, “Na Kashirke” Gallery, Moscow
2008 – “Aquarelle”, Art Centre “Irida”, Moscow
2008 – “Flowers”, Vyhino Gallery, Moscow
2007 – Exhibition of Nina Sherbakova-Ionova's students, Art Centre “Irida”, Moscow