In move Print

My name is Katia Fell, 39 years old. I have been working in the field of art for 23 years. The philosophy of my works is such that based on the confirmed facts that a person receives 90% of information through sight, I, raising a conflict topic in my work, visually demonstrate a way out of it, thus creating for the contemplator not just an artistic object, but, most importantly, the door to the desired. In my contemporary art I voice and visualize social topics such as: "Internal and external boundaries", "The environmental issues" (conflict between nature and man) and "Digitalization". In my experience: exhibitions (Finland, Åland, Sweden, Russia) participated in the painting (wall painting) of the Tolgsky monastery (Russia), led the creation of wayfinding system and painted portraits to interior of the House of Science (Stockholm). I also wrote a book, the main idea of which is to reveal the topic of the influence of images at the: 1) Physiological level ( reflexes, reactions) 2) Emotional and psychological (mental influence) "What we see is what we become" - this is the main both in my book and in the latest collection. We humans are influenced, but it is within our power to give it a different shape. The image of an individual is formed as a reflex to external stimuli. Protective, aggressive, reflecting the atmosphere of good, irony or evil (depending on who a person lives with, with whom he communicates and how they react to him) Is it possible to build that contented and happy image that was close to your essence before external stimuli began to influence it? Is it possible to change what surrounds you and yourself: change your life, facial expressions, gestures, voice intonation that have been formed over the years, as a reflex to what is happening around? Looking inside yourself, you can find and polish a majestic diamond that reflects reality in a different way, which will help change the interpretation of what is happening and then we, as an object, will take on a different shape, color, angles and happy shine. To convey the contrast, which here plays the role of denoting personal boundaries, and the possibility of a different interpretation of the environment, I used a combination of soft forms with more outlined, clear, abstract forms as a visual language.