Alfiya Galiullina

I am a Russian artist who moved to Italy for love in 2007. I have been painting since I was seven years old and find inspiration in nature, which never fails to amaze me with its incredible power and beauty.

My work is an expression of my admiration for the world that surrounds us in all its forms and manifestations. Even though I studied graphics, I have always been drawn to working with color. To me, color is everywhere, even in the shadows. My goal is to convey the beauty and vibrancy of nature, to capture its harmony, strength, and unyielding desire for life. My paintings are a reflection of my deep love for nature.

From the age of seven, I attended an art studio, and in 2001, I graduated from the Moscow State Academic College in Memory of 1905 with a degree in Graphic Design. After graduation, I worked as a designer. In 2007, I moved to Italy, where I continued my artistic education at the EOS art studio. There, I attended courses in acrylic painting by Eugenia Giusti, learned the oil hyper-realistic technique from Stefano Magnani, and took watercolor lessons from Ida Tentolini.

Since moving to Italy in 2007, I have actively participated in over 30 solo and group exhibitions, as well as organized various cultural events both in Italy and beyond. Here are some of my most notable exhibitions and events:

• In August 2007, I held my first personal exhibition in Berceto, Italy, which was a great success.
• In April 2008, I organized and participated in "Journey to the East," an event dedicated to Russian poetry, and included an exhibition of my paintings and photographs. The event took place in Parma, Italy.
• In March 2009, I was part of a collective exhibition titled "Art, Environment, Agriculture," featuring works from EOS artists, which was held at the Rocca dei Rossi Castle in San Secondo Parmense, Italy.
• In June 2009, I participated in "Watercolors Degustation," a collective exhibition in Grosseto, Tuscany.
• I had another personal exhibition in Berceto in August 2009, which was very well received.
• In October 2010, I held a personal exhibition titled "Emotions in Colors" in Parma, Italy.
• In February 2013, I collaborated with photographer Olga Yugova on an exhibition of watercolors titled "The World of the Image and the Image of the World," which also included an evening of Russian poetry in Parma.
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