White flowers. Original handmade painting in oil, 25x25cm, by Antonina Dunaeva Print

I invite you with my paintings to recall sunny and happy places you visited or to plan yet to visit, to see how nature is beautiful. I want you to look at the colors of my painting, enjoy them, relax, forget problems. Life is good. Antonina Dunaeva is a notable figure in the world of fine arts, recognized for her contributions as a painter and artist. Born in Russia, she developed a passion for art at an early age, which led her to pursue formal education in the field. Dunaeva’s work often reflects a deep connection to her cultural heritage, blending traditional Russian art styles with contemporary techniques. Dunaeva has exhibited her work internationally, earning acclaim for her distinctive style and expressive use of color. Her paintings frequently explore themes of nature, spirituality, and the human experience, drawing viewers into a contemplative space. She is known for her ability to capture intricate details and evoke strong emotions through her compositions. Statement from Antonina Dunaeva: “I invite you with my paintings to recall sunny and happy places you visited or to plan yet to visit, to see how nature is beautiful. I want you to look at the colors of my painting, enjoy them, relax, forget problems. Life is good.” Dunaeva has been enjoying the arts as a hobby for more than 35 years, with a special interest in acrylic and oil paintings of landscapes. Her great passion for colors is a major thematic focus in all her works of art. In 2010 and 2011, she volunteered at the International Art Exhibition and exhibited her paintings at the 50th-anniversary exhibit at Nathan Phillips Square, the Richmond Hill Gallery ART Show at Sunnybrook Hospital in Toronto, and organized a teaching class at her workplace, the Bank of Montreal (BMO). Dunaeva has an intense desire to share her love of the arts with others, demonstrating her methods and techniques to inspire others to paint. By actively participating in and organizing art events across the city, she continues learning various techniques and exploring new materials and media.