Year of creation | 2023 |
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Dimensions | 60 W × 60 H × 2.5 D cm |
Type of art | painting |
Style | expressionism |
Genre | portrait |
Materials | oil, canvas |
Type of packaging | cardboard box |
This painting is a deeply personal exploration by artist Vera Gvildis on the theme of life's play and camouflage. Featuring a clown at the center of a circus show, she celebrates the vibrancy and drama of our existence, inviting the viewer to reflect on the archetypal roles we play in everyday life. Artistic expression rich in color and form makes this work an incredibly powerful invitation to reflect on the essence of comedy and tragedy in each person's life.
Born in Moscow, graduated from the Dolores Stylist Academy, courses at Moscow State Art Institute named after Surikov "Painting and graphics." Member of the Creative Union of Artists of Russia (TSHR) and Creative association of professional artists ART Nisha. Participant of exhibitions in halls and museums of Moscow and other Russian cities. Works Faiths are kept in private collections in Russia and abroad Here's what Vera says: I am inspired by a woman and her inner world • I try to express all feelings and emotions through painting, all the disadvantages turn into advantages by accepting yourself as you are. • I paint in oil on canvas, sometimes I use acrylic. • The idea of my creativity lies in one main sense - to give energy not no matter what. • I convey all this through pure bright colors, so I work with oil, it best suited for realizing my ideas