Единое целое (2021) Painting by Marina Sholokhova
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Original Artwork (One Of A Kind)
Painting,
Oil
on Paper
- Dimensions Height 23.6in, Width 17.7in
- Framing This artwork is not framed
- Categories Cubism Portrait
⠀В процессе работы над композицией рассматривалось несколько видов техник, такие как: реализм, кубизм, поп арт
⠀Цель сюжета заключалась в том, что бы изобразить семью в которой доминантой было старшее поколение. Дедушка на переднем плане символизирует основоположника двух последующих поколений - сына и внука.
⠀Машина- красный кадилак, была когда-то обещана отцом, как подарок ещё маленькому сыну, которая в итоге стала основой композиции в картине. Такое слияние трех поколений в единое целое стало общим подарком на день рождения внуку от дедушки и сыну от отца.
Материалы:
-Итальянский холст
-Масло Rembrandt
-Покрывной лак итальянской компании «Maimeri»
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Marina Solohova is a contemporary Russian painter and sculptor. In 2010, the artist enrolled in the Department of Arts and Crafts at St. Petersburg University of Technology and Design. Despite the time constraints of her studies, she managed to take on commissioned painting projects. After graduating, she continued her artistic journey, participating in joint exhibitions in various cities across Russia.
The artist's creations embrace mixed media, drawing inspiration from cubism, realism, and pop-art, seamlessly blending these three techniques into cohesive and captivating pieces. Her works hold a fundamental focus on portraying diverse plots and images drawn from her own life experiences. Through her distinct artistic style, she skillfully conveys emotions with a wide array of colors on canvas, offering a glimpse into the multifaceted emotionality of her inner world.
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Nationality:
RUSSIA
- Date of birth : 1987
- Artistic domains:
- Groups: Russian Contemporary Artists
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