Femininity Print

To See The Soul of Nature Kristina Yaroslavskaya is a talented young artist, who lives and creates in Germany. She is a member of Artists Trade Union of Russia. She is a participant of many European art exhibitions. A man can find the paintings of this artist in the private collections of many countries, including Germany, the Czech Republic, Russia, Belarus, the Netherlands, Switzerland and etc. Yaroslavskaya devotes all her time to art and the development of her creative skills. Instagram .art Kristina Yaroslavskaya is an artist who has seen the soul of nature. At the first moment, when the viewer just sees Kristina’s works, they experience an incredible sensation of warmth which envelops their heart at that very second. The main theme is nature and trees. How can ordinary branches or bark convey this feeling? The artist's rich inner world and deep individuality helped her to show through her paintings that nature has a soul. That is the whole secret. Sensual trees full of emotions in such static plots – they are like people. Wide strokes and splashes of paint usually carry a certain expressiveness and anxiety in painting. However, here, surprisingly, lightness comes out, which animates the work; nature seems to start breathing from such "impulses". It is worth paying special attention to the fantastic color combinations and reflexes: each brushstroke gives a fresh “breath of air”. These works are understandable to the viewer, it is comfortable to keep them at home, and at the same time they are original and relevant. The topic of ecology nowadays is highly valued in the world art markets so art connoisseurs immediately noted this artist. It is also interesting that Kristina not only found a delicate balance between the academic school and European contemporary art but went further by making 3D installations on the same topic, which also deserve special attention. One can feel that the artist sincerely loves her work and enjoys painting. That is why all her works have such an incredible energy of harmony and warmth. Elena Sid Art critic Elena Sidorova, Moscow