Digital Arts titled "Wind" by Maryna Sevastyanova, Original Artwork, Digital Painting

Wind (2016) Digital Arts by Maryna Sevastyanova

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Categories Cubism Geometric

Wind. A warm summer rain has just passed, the clouds in the sky have cleared, and the sun has returned to its throne. A moment of absolute silence. Only crystal droplets sparkle on the thin emerald tips of blades of grass and flower petals. A sharp and noisy gust of wind. Like applause in a silent concert hall after a brilliant performance[...]

Maryna Sevastyanova

United States

I've been lucky in life. I was born and lived in Ukraine, in an unusually beautiful and rich land. Among free, hardworking and creative people. In a country with an interesting and difficult fate. I[...]

I've been lucky in life. I was born and lived in Ukraine, in an unusually beautiful and rich land. Among free, hardworking and creative people. In a country with an interesting and difficult fate.

I graduated from civil engineering and law universities, created and constantly expanded my business and managed to bring to life some wonderful design projects.

I do not have a special art education, and I acquired all my knowledge and skills on my own from open sources. And I continue to study all my life. I have never sought to achieve in my work a photographic similarity of faces and images. Abstraction is a set of shades of a wide variety of emotions and always a bold way out of the classical norms and rules.

My paintings are a combination of several styles and techniques, everything that is available to a modern person, including digital technologies.

After all, it's so feminine - to create your image in the morning - mood, makeup, clothes, shoes ... choosing all this from a crowded wardrobe. I feel the same next to a blank canvas.

I am sure that each of us was born an artist, only with age we forgot about it.

I agree with Einstein: “Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to everything we know and understand, while imagination embraces the whole world and everything that will ever know and understand.”