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Ukraine
Painting, Oil on Canvas
Size: 19.7 W x 27.6 H x 0.8 D in
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For the first time in a long time I am using soot in my painting. Black gives the wrong sense of form, in the absence of light it is radically flat. It cannot be fully shaped, defined or realized in today, in the present. All-consuming... It is a symbol of our unconscious - of what we are often unaware of ourselves. It is therefore a symbolic call to self-discovery and the birth of something new, revolutionary, progressive. The movement of the vibrant energy of yellow is countered by the soothing movement of blue. Both are represented in green, which has no sign of joy, sadness or passion. It demands nothing. Motionless, content with itself. This lack of movement is what is good for the weary human mind. And after self-satisfaction, it becomes dull. In my works I use two colors, prompted to me by the artistic unconscious itself expressed in black and green. Black is the predominant color. It is my sensual connection to the present and the future. The work is framed in a removable wooden frame. The profile of the frame is 4 cm and 0.8 cm on the edges, so that the work in the frame has a size of 71.6x51.6x4 cm. If you wish, you can remove the frame and hang the work without the frame, the work is ready to hang.
Painting:Oil on Canvas
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:19.7 W x 27.6 H x 0.8 D in
Frame:Black
Ready to Hang:Yes
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Ships From:Poland.
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Ukraine
Natalya Pravda was born in 1986 in Ukraine. In 2009 graduated from the Pridneprovskaya State Academy of Construction and Architecture. After graduation from the academy she continued her education, honing her skills in painting and sculpture. Earlier she worked a lot with bas-reliefs and monumental painting, but after some time she decided to devote herself completely to painting. Currently, Natalia lives and works in Dnepr, Ukraine. Natalia is an artist who experiments with different techniques and source materials to create her works. Her images range from abstract to figurative; they often contain literal or indirect references. Despite all the possible similarities, Natalia encourages a more open reading of her work, warning that: "We have the ability to read things, to read everything in what we understand. The purity of color and its interaction with the canvas shows the quiet revelation that I try to convey in my works. I try to let the painting create itself, to create the conditions in which it will grow, become something. I don't build the painting brick by brick, like you would make a brick wall, but more create the conditions and let anything happen, and suddenly it happens. I rely a lot on the nature of the materials I use, so, sometimes it's really an exploration. It's like you go into a space where you've never been before and discover things that you didn't know were there. It's more and more interesting to me. It's always the surprise factor, so you can't predict when you put this element and that element together and the idea or the end result is good enough. There are no recipes there, and it's no good to repeat the same thing over and over again and think it will produce the same result, because there's a lot of improvisation, but that improvisation is based on experience. There's not too much time to think about it, so it's better to be ready to act when the moment is right. Painting is about leaving traces somewhere, just as our lives leave traces in space or on walls or in the environment in which we live. So I try to leave traces and understand the canvas as a place where inevitably was, where things happen, where life happens. Although I always rely on what I've done so far and on my experiences, I have to risk everything I have. I put everything I have on the next painting or the next canvas. And suddenly you can feel completely empty, feel like you have absolutely nothing.
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