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Mother of Pearl Heat: The Faberge Eg Print

Tatjana Cechun

Lithuania

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This original oil painting is an exquisite expression of realistic abstraction and impressionistic mood. In the center of the composition is a Fabierge egg in soft pastel colors, standing on a piece of wood. Its surface is full of fine cracks, from which a hot drop flows, sparkling with mother-of-pearl light. This mesmerizing sight creates a sense of inner ardor and creative power. The soft, refined shades of the egg contrast with the rough texture of the wood, filling the painting with a sense of harmony and dynamism. Each detail conveys an atmosphere of magic and change, allowing the viewer to immerse himself in thoughtfulness about the beauty and sensuality of life.

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Giclee on Canvas

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16 W x 16 H x 1.25 D in

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17.75 W x 17.75 H x 1.25 D in

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I was born in the capital of a small Baltic country in a family of artists 51 years ago. I've been drawing since I was a child, as long as I can remember. I was friends with a neighbor boy whose parents were also artists. That's why he and I grew up in a creative environment. Perhaps such an environment (poets, artists, musicians, artists) influenced my development. I drew always and everywhere, and often automatically (unconsciously) . At the age of 17, after graduating from high school, I, as is typical of young people, was a terrible maximalist. It seemed to me that I already know everything and know how to do everything. My parents wanted me to continue my studies at the Art Academy.

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