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| Année de création | 2024 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 45 L × 55 H × 2 P cm |
| Types d'art | peinture |
| Style | art moderne |
| Genre | nature morte |
| Matériaux | huile, toile |
| Mode d'emballage | emballage carton |
Description de l'œuvre “Lotus dans un vase”
Je voudrais vous présenter une nouvelle idée artistique intéressante, un tableau dans le style d'une nature morte avec des lotus, dans un vase fantastique, style mode. Une combinaison intéressante de couleurs pastel douces, idéale pour votre intérieur, y ajoutant de la lumière et de la chaleur. Le tableau a été peint d'après nature, les lotus se ferment très rapidement, donc travailler avec une telle fleur, c'est capturer l'instant et l'ambiance. Le tableau est réalisé à l'huile sur toile tendue sur un châssis. Meilleurs vœux, merci de visiter ma boutique, Marina
Oeuvre à l'intérieur
Marina Gorbachova, Géorgie
Marina Gorbachova is an artist from Ukraine, who began her journey in art from different styles of painting, one of which is abstract art ., Marina Gorbachova is an artist who also writes plein air painting from life, everyday simple things, still lifes of flowers, painting from life is one of the areas of work . Art has been a big part of her life for many years, and she spent those years practicing her craft and learning new techniques.Lately, she’s been painting on canvas using oil paints. Though these oil are her current focus, she still love to experiment with other styles and painting methods because for she art is a journey and she always evolving, learning, and getting inspired by new things. She make experiments with oil and acrylic ,sometimes mix it in her artworks . She use a variety of techniques most commonly oil ,acrylic. She preferred motifs are abstraction , pop art , fashion art ,landscape ,abstraction in dark minimal style . Marina in 2006 began studying at the School of Arts of Ukraine,and constantly took part in various art projects and exhibitions. Her favourite artists are Pierre Soulages, Mark Rothko and Salvador Dali.