Steampunk fullbloom poppies field watercolors with gold flakes . Print

Irina Minevich was born in Moscow and later moved to Sicily after marrying Italian artist Luigi Drago in 2015. Although she had already started drawing before meeting her husband, living and working with him allowed her to become his apprentice and gain a deeper understanding of the technical process of painting. Through experimentation with different subjects, including landscapes, architecture, the sea, and portraits, Irina developed her own unique style. As a member of the Association of Creative Figures in Syracuse, Irina has participated in various exhibitions on the island of Ortigia, where she currently resides. Her works can be found in private collections in Milan, America, and England. In May 2022, she took part in an online exhibition at the Darwin Museum in Moscow. Irina's art is characterized by her ability to blend the real world with a futuristic, mystical dimension. She seeks to show how the reality we see is connected to the invisible world of quantum energies and the earth's transition to the Fifth Dimension. Her paintings contain secret signs from the universe intended to aid humanity's awakening process, as vibrations of the planet and its people increase.