Painting titled "Solstice evening (N…" by Dina Aseeva, Original Artwork, Acrylic Mounted on Wood Stretcher frame

Solstice evening (Neighbours with blue sprayhoods) (2022) Painting by Dina Aseeva

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Original Artwork (One Of A Kind) Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

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One of a kind (OOAK / Original Artwork)

One-of-a-kind works of art are also known as “OOAK” artworks. This means that every work of art is unique and there will never be another identical one.
Dimensions Height 7.9in, Width 7.9in
Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
Framing This artwork is not framed
Categories Paintings under $500 Abstract Boat

Expressionistic artwork which is focused on the nature of this special date and the sun itself. Aseeva uses wide brush strokes which go freely and create the general dynamics of the painting. She says: "At some point of the process I was unhappy about this painting, it seemed too elaborate, it was not the thing I felt about it. So I thought, okey, what's really the sun is? Just a pretty round yellowish thing above the horizon as we sometimes paint in our landscapes? No, it is the great source of energy for the whole solar system, pulsation substance which gives or the light. So, I understood that this should be conveyed to the viewer. I was working hard to finish it on time"

The artwork is made with high quality colours and is covered with a varnish layer in order to protect the surface from dust and adverse environment. The artwork is stretched on a supported wooden frame and is ready to hang. The borders are white, so it doesn't need framing. The artwork is signed from the front and back side. Certificate of Authenticity signed by the author comes along.

Dina Aseeva

Türkiye

Dina Aseeva is an artist living aboard. Several months a year she lives in a beautiful bay near Dalaman in Turkey where she has a studio near the sea. The rest of the year she travels with a sailboat painting[...]

She started to paint with watercolor when she was 2 years old, since then it became her great passion and one of her favorite mediums. After formal education which she got at Voronezh Art School and Stroganov Art Academy, Dina continued to explore possibilities of watercolor, different styles and techniques, moving from the classical concept of painting to more elusive and expressionistic one. She successfully participated in workshops of the famous contemporary watercolorists: Alvaro Castagnet, Endré Penovac, Alexander Votsmush, Konstantin Sterkhov and the masters appreciated her artworks and style. She also worked in oil and pastel, when finally discovered acrylic. This medium which combines properties of oil and watercolor gave her a vast field for experiments and became a start for a new phase in her artistic life. Dina is hugely inspired by impressionism and expressionism, nevertheless she likes working in her unique style and developing her own artistic language.

Dina participated in local and international exhibitions since childhood. When she was 7 years old she gained her first prize for the best artwork dedicated to the Second World war, later this artwork took part in an international exhibition in the USA. Her artworks are presented in private collections and galleries in Russia, Europe, Turkey, Israel, the USA and South America. A series of her watercolors and sketches were bought by Alexander Alekseev for his Gallery of Contemporary Art in Gelendzhik, Russia.

In 2022 she presented more than 100 paintings in her solo show “Summer of sails” in Sarsala bay, Dalaman. The artworks were inspired by her journeys of the year 2021 when she crossed 5 seas, visited numerous islands and traveled more than 4500 nautical miles. A big part of the artworks were sold and are presented now in the private collections all around the world.