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"White sailboat at sea" Oil Pastel Landscape Art (2021) 绘画 由 Nadezhda Kokorina
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- 外形尺寸 高度 11.2in, 宽度 8.3in
- 艺术品状况 艺术品完好无损
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- 分类 画作 低于US$500 形象艺术 海景
It will be a great gift for lovers of seascapes. A perfect gift for a lover of the sea, beautiful blue waves and a white sailboat. A real breeze of freshness in your home! It will perfectly fit into any interior! Original work in oil pastels. Author Kokorina Nadezhda.
I will make a seascape for you to order!
Seascape is a special genre of painting. The sea is a living embodiment of nature, a source of inspiration. The variability of the state of the sea element creates complexity in the image, but at the same time gives an unlimited opportunity for imagination and improvisation.
---- A unique oil pastel, not a print.
--- Size: 21 / 28.5 cm, 8.27 / 11.22 inches
--- This image is NOT framed. This will need to be created behind glass.
--- Recording. Colors may differ slightly from what you see on screen.
--- Signature on the back.
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Nadezhda Kokorina is a professional artist and art critic working in the genres of animalism, floral graphics and portrait painting. Inspired by nature, classical art and cinema, she creates emotional works that combine impressionism and realism, as well as various techniques and materials.
Nadezhda started drawing since childhood and went through a long creative path: she graduated from an art college with a degree in decorative and applied arts, then received a degree in art history from Ural State University. For more than 15 years she worked in a creative workshop, creating carved decor, and also headed the museum. She currently teaches fine art and art history at an art school, and actively participates in international and regional exhibitions.
The artist's works are in private collections in Italy, Switzerland, America, Spain and Singapore. In the future, she dreams of creating her own workshop and gallery, as well as joining the Union of Artists.
Artist Statement
My art is a reflection of the beauty of nature and the versatility of the human soul. I strive to convey in my works the power of kindness, the warmth of memories, tenderness and inspiration.
I work with oil pastels, oil and acrylics, choosing the material depending on what emotions and images I want to express. Pastel allows you to convey softness and sophistication, acrylic gives freedom of expression and brightness, and oil allows you to reveal volume and texture more deeply.
My series of graphic and pictorial works are thematically focused on nature and animalism. In a series of animalistic graphics, I explore the tender love and instinctive connection of animals, conveying their spirituality and reverence.
In the series "Women – Legends of Cinema" I reveal the power of screen images, exploring their visual aesthetics, inner energy and emotional expressiveness.
I believe that art should bring joy, inspire and fill the space with harmony. My paintings help viewers feel connected to nature, recall the warm moments of life and see the beauty in simple things. Art is a dialogue, and I invite everyone to become a part of it.
