Year of creation | 2024 |
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Dimensions | 20 W × 20 H × 0.1 D cm |
Type of art | painting |
Style | minimalism |
Genre | still-life |
Materials | oil, cardboard |
Type of packaging | cardboard box |
This oil-painted work of art is a striking example of botanical minimalism. The artist skillfully uses thick textural brushstrokes, creating the illusion of volume and liveliness in the eucalyptus branch. The work dates back to 2024 and became part of the “Notes of a Botanist” series, reflecting the author’s passion for studying nature and manipulating color and form.
My name is Sveta. I come from a small town that in Ukraine. For me, the environment is a flow of visual material. I am interested in the characters of people, their emotions, inner world and relationships, the rhythm of nature and the rhythm of the city, the inner state of a person, the air, the singing of birds - all the life that is around is a potential, a source of pictorial expressiveness. I set myself the task of pulling out the most important thing from the stream, seeing in it a potential object of my work. For me, the original condition, not the visual resemblance. Travel and encounters with different cultures are also an integral source of inspiration. In my work, I experiment with different techniques, play with color, shape and texture, creating unique and attractive visual images. Through my works, I encourage the viewer to think about their own place in the world, their relationships with others and the inner world. I strive to create a space for dialogue and self-discovery, where everyone can find themselves and the opportunity for growth and development. I am not afraid to experiment and look for new forms of expression. My works are the personification of freedom of creative thought and vital energy. I do not set limits for my art and invites the viewer on a journey where he can discover new facets of his perception and be inspired by art. I continue my search and experiments, charging myself with new impressions and ideas. My works call for openness, courage and exploration of the unexplored boundaries of art.