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| Year of creation | 2022 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 100 W × 100 H × 4 D cm |
| Type of art | painting |
| Style | abstract |
| Genre | interior |
| Materials | oil, canvas |
Description of the Artwork “Are you okay UA”
“Are you okay UA” is an original oil painted art. Material is oil colors. It’s made in gallery wrapped canvas done in oil. Size is 100*100 sm. It’s unframed, ready to hang. The painting is sighed by artist and has certificate of original. Every second survivor feels pain for everyone who died, everyone who was bullied, raped, beaten, mocked, shot, for all the children who were killed, for all the children whose hearts will no longer be carefree and happy, for those children whose parents were killed . These kids will never be the same again. The blue yellow flag turned into the color of blood, the green grass became the color of blood, the earth mixed with the color of blood, the snow is the color of blood, the sky is the color of blood, the heart is all blood .... this is pain, endless pain. These emotions and state are conveyed by the picture. Warm, good-natured country with hardworking people in the blood and endless pain. To the question: “Are you okay, Ukraine?”, I want to remain silent in response, since I no longer have the strength to answer.
Nataliia Dyadyk, Ukraine
“In our life, as on the artist’s palette, there is only one color that can provide the meaning of life and art - the color of love”. Marc Chagall These words, in my opinion, deeply and accurately reveal the meaning of my works. Each picture reflects certain emotions. Awakening human feelings, artistic images prompt her to think about being, feelings, to feel harmony. I am convinced that all the plots of the paintings carry their energy charge that can help or hurt. Therefore, I create every picture with an open heart, full of love and harmony. Artistic canvases are made in different styles and creative directions, using a variety of techniques, is a harmonious combination of Petrikov painting, postmodernism and abstractionism.