j'aime la mer 96 (2020) Photography by Nana Plamadeala-Kiritchenko

Nana Plamadeala is an artist and photographer who works like an artisan. Slowly, day after day, she “weaves her webs”, deepens the shadows, she enhances her whites. It can last for weeks, sometimes years. And she waits for the miracle, one day, the simplest composition becomes unique and mysterious, she lives, she detaches herself from her, she no longer belongs to her.

Addressing particularly the themes of landscape, nature and abstraction, his work is distinguished by a new light.

Nana Plamadeala was born Natalia Kiritchenko, in Chisinau (Moldova). She graduated from the Pedagogical University, Chisinau in Cinema Course, Scenography and Costumes, Moscow Higher Institute of Cinema in 1985. Living in France since 1992, she shares her life between Brussels and Paris. Nana Plamadeala's painting is present in various private collections in France, Belgium, Moldova, Romania, Russia, Germany, Holland, England, Sweden, Israel, United States, as well as in museum funds in Moldova, Russia and Romania.

• Nationality: FRANCE
• Date of birth : 1954
• Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
• Groups: Professional Artist Contemporary French Artists