In the Moonlight Print

Alesia Yeremeyeva, an artist with deep roots in painting, employs oils to capture the spellbinding allure of the ocean. Starting with pencils and paper at a very young age, Alesia evolved her artistic journey into oil painting. She effortlessly oscillates between alla-prima quickness, meticulous traditional multilayering sfumato (gained its popularity in 16th-17th century) and impressionistic impasto to embody her love for water's varying forms. Retaining spirit of impressionism, Alesia’s works are mainly represented in marine realism style. Graduate from Belorussian State University, she worked from her home studio in recent years to create intricate seascapes, which are welcomed worldwide. Her artworks serve as an emotional conduit, inviting viewers to resonate with the tranquillity and majesty of the sea, pulling them away from the daily rush to a moment of awe-inspired stillness. No thoughts. Only emotions. Only feelings. Alesia’s works found their homes and are also held in several private collections in the UK, Northern Ireland, all over Europe, USA and Canada, Australia and New Zealand.