MARBLE STREAM - acrylic painting, set of two, white and black, gold, original gift, office decor, home interior Print

Vika Flartina, Artist - abstractionist. Born in the RF in 1985. Since 2021 lives and works in Berlin. In 2011 graduated from the St. Petersburg Stieglitz Industrial and Art Academy. Stieglitz. In her work she explores the theme of finding her true self. Works in the style of plant abstraction, materials: acrylic, acrylic medium, titanium. Participant of international exhibitions. Member of the Union of Artists of Italy. Works are in private collections in Russia and abroad. In my works I explore how a person can find his or her true self, free himself or herself from imposed templates, understand and accept his or her real self, whether it is possible in principle or whether this search will never end. People often live on automatic, do everything by inertia, home, work, hustle and bustle and everyday life take away all the time. And at some point a person may begin to realize a certain disharmony in life. He feels a discrepancy between his inner feeling and his outer manifestation. He notices that he doesn't have enough time to think about himself and his life. Am I going where I am going, what am I striving for, what do I want? During the course of a person's life, unwanted foreign influences, opinions and stereotypes can unconsciously "stick" to him. And at a certain point we can revisit them and make a conscious choice: what is mine and what is someone else's. Perhaps some of our beliefs are actually templates, limiting frameworks that prevent a person from manifesting and being himself. And only by realizing your true desires, you can gradually move towards finding harmony between the inner and outer. To find the feeling that you are in your place, exactly where you need to be, and that you are satisfied with your life and what happens to you. Through my work, I want to draw people's attention to how IMPORTANT it is not to lose yourself in the flow of hustle and bustle. I aim to inspire people to find their authenticity.