The baltic sea Print

Elena Blazer was born on June 7 - 8, 1971 during a military mission in the Far East, so it is not possible to report the exact city of birth. At the age of three months, she returned to Latvia with her parents, where for the first time, even in the preschool period, she showed a penchant for drawing. The school was repeatedly awarded with diplomas at Olympiads and competitions. Art teachers predicted a path to the Art Academy. But the artist chose to study psychology and pedagogy. Therefore, it is not surprising that the thesis was defended on the topic of Psychology and Teaching of Color. Then, after the historical separation of Latvia from Russia, Elena moves to Italy, where she first devotes her time to studying the country, its architecture and art thanks to her active profession as a commercial agent. Over time, the visiting radius was expanded to countries in Latin America, Asia, and Europe. She observes the world, studies the psychology of peoples not from books, as if she is looking for something... And finally, during the period of economic crisis and on the eve of hostilities in Ukraine, she delves into the study of social ecology and integral neuroprogramming (NLP), opening a branch of the Institute of Interactive Neuroprogramming in Italy. And it was during this period that he found Daniel Paltronieri’s laboratory and began to draw...he has been painting non-stop since 2017 in various techniques. In 2020 he is participating in an exhibition dedicated to the 500th anniversary of the death of Raphael Santi. The painting of St. George was her personal contribution during the COVID pandemic. Participates in various collective exhibitions. The last exhibition in Rome in 2023 provoked active sales of drawings and paintings, including through NFTs. Collectors from all over the world find the artist on social networks.