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原创艺术品
图画,
- 外形尺寸 高度 9.5in, 宽度 14.6in
- 分类 画图 低于US$500
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Mihaela Ivanova is an artist who mainly paints landscapes succeeding in deriving the hole enchantment of the object of nature. Her personal creative charm is in the non-standard point of view and in the colour brought to conventionality.. Mihaela Ivanova’s paintings convey poetical and philosophical messages. In her works shapes of nature are brought to allegory and symbolism. She explores the possible states of space and the possible existence in them, regardless of what is happening in reality. The artist is inspired by the fantastic nature of the Bulgarian mountains where she often goes hiking. In her paintings, she manages to express the sublime poetry of Bulgarian nature with the dexterity of an serious painter and inspired travaler.
Born in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. Lives and works in Plovdiv.
Member of the Union of Bulgarian Artists and of the Society of Plovdiv Artists. Since 1994 Professor of Painting at the National High School of Stage and Film Design in Plovdiv.
EDUCATION:
1988 – graduated from Veliko Turnovo University St. Ciril and St. Methodius, Department of Fine Arts, specialising in Painting, in the class of professor Aleksander Terziev.
EXHIBITIONS:
Since 1994 has had over ten solo exhibitions in Bulgaria.
2016 - Solo exhibition in GEDOK Art Gallery, Munich, Germany.
Participate in many national exhibitions and art projects in Bulgaria and in representative group exhibitions in Venice, Brussels, Vienna, Bratislava, Berlin. Participate in many International Fine Art Workshops in Bulgaria, Serbia, Macedonia, Hungary, Switzerland.
AWARDS:
2001 - Prize for painting awareded by the Society of Plovdiv Artists
2012 - Award of "Osem" Magazine at the Competition for painting "The Coloured Rays Of The Light"
2016, 2012 - Nominee in painting for National Allianz Awards
RESIDENCIES: 2016 - Artist in Residence of GEDOK, Munich
Her works are property of the State Art Galleries in Plovdiv and Kyustendil, Bulgaria, Contemporary Art Center in Osca, Hungary, The Gallery of Contemporary Fine Arts - Nis, Serbia and private collections in Bulgaria, Israel, Italy, Germany, Hungary, USA.
