Moray Eel Painting

Born in 1988 in the western region of Kazakhstan. From an early age she showed interest in creativity, and never took up drawing with teachers. Already during her school years, her drawings were an example (a manual) for the lower grades. However, by the age of 12, an abstract vision came. The drawings began to have greater meaning, and therefore incomprehensible to those around her at that time. Then, Kim Hannah stopped showing her work to other people. At the same time, she never stopped drawing and improving her skills on her own. Secretly from everyone, she developed her own writing technique. And when the artist showed her work to people from the art world, then she was appreciated and recognized as an abstract artist. And she was immediately included in the ranks of the best artists of the West, for the originality of her work. Kim Hannah doesn't come up with ideas for her paintings. She literally sees them, as clearly as we see everything around us. The ability to abstract from this world and completely immerse yourself in your own universe, transferring what you see there onto canvas. Some call it the third eye, associating it with mysticism. However, for Kim Hannah this is normal. In the process of painting, she seems to go into a trance, losing track of time. Once the work is completed, she does not look at the final result. And only after some time does the artist return to the painting to perceive it. The artist conveys not only the image, but also the energy. Each painting has its own story, which they tell, but not by words.