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Labyrinths of the soul. Artwork N6 Print

Natasha Shoebel

Germany

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Artist´s description: Original painting by Nataliia Schoebel. Collection “Labyrinths of the soul” In mythology, the labyrinth is a symbol of death and rebirth. It protects a place endowed with special power and restricts access to it. The center of the labyrinth is often envisioned as a place of transition between the two worlds, and the labyrinth itself presents a symbol of human life. The author, in his works of this series, considers the labyrinth a symbol of the human soul. Having entered the labyrinth of his soul, a person remains alone with himself and throughout his life explores each and every corner of his soul, no matter how secret it may be. The path in the maze teaches a wanderer true manifestation of feelings and true worldview of life and gives a clear view of his own place in it. It gives the opportunity to choose and return to himself, to his origins. Feeding on the harmony of silence, one begins to hear himself, the music of the soul, and thus gets access to internal resources, the energies of creation. In this context, the labyrinth becomes a challenge to human logic, the technocratic rationality of the world. With her works, the author asks the viewer a question: do you dare to enter your personal maze? How will you pass it? Will you find strength and courage to meet your inner Minotaur, openly look into his eyes and defeat his dark power, or will you hide from him in the endless corridors of your soul’s labyrinth?  It’s up to you to decide, my dear viewer. Acryl painting, paper 300g/cm² Size: 39 x 39 x 0,1 cm (unframed). This artwork is sold undframed. The drawing is entitled and signed on the back and is suplied with a certificate of authenticity and a small surprise. The work will be shipped full tracked by DHL and should arrive within 7 - 10 days after dispatch.

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Giclee on Fine Art Paper

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10 W x 8 H x 0.1 D in

Size with Frame:

15.25 W x 13.25 H x 1.2 D in

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I am Natasha Shoebel. Though my name sounds German, I am Russian by origin. I was born in Russia in 1975. My parents were both engineers, but I have always had a fancy for painting. Since the time I could hold a pencil, I always painted everything I saw. Once at school drawing lesson, a substitute drawing teacher, a professional artist, came to our class. By some strange reason he disliked my pictures. No matter how hard I worked, he would be dissatisfied. I simply could not understand what he wanted. Eventually, he told me that I couldn’t draw. It was a life-long trauma for me. I was only an eight-year old girl then, too small to question his authority. That’s why I closed myself from the world of art for a long time. Each time I touched pencils or brushes, the harsh voice of that artist sounded in my head and making me feel unimportant and miserable. 26 years passed since then – a lot of time, the whole life. In the meantime I tried a lot of classes, made an excellent career as a lawyer, wrote documents and spoke in court. But job without love resulted in emotional burnout. Throughout my life, I wouldn’t stop dreaming about art. But despite the imposed disbelief in myself, there was no restraining my creative energy. I would constantly do needlework, beadwork, make dolls. In this difficult period, my fortune widely smiled at me, giving me a magical man as a precious gift – my husband. He made me and my daughter move to his home in Germany, surrounded us with love and care, and returned me the joy of life. For a long time I couldn’t decide on what to do in a new place. I would ask myself, in what area I could realize my abilities and talent. By no means I want to go in for the accursed jurisprudence. And then one day, my daughter asked me to take her to an art store. She wanted to buy acrylic and some special brushes. I stood frozen in front of the door to this large store, feeling a child who is about to take some difficult exam. Reminiscences of the drawing teacher, my tears, my disappointment swirled and swirled in my head. I can’t say how long I stood there. Luckily, a seller noticed my indecision and bewildered look. She asked me if I was all right and helped to choose the things I was looking for. But what struck me like thunder, was her phrase: “Go ahead! What are you afraid of?” And all of a sudden it dawned on me, that all I have to do is to make one small step which is a giant leap to my cherished dream.

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