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The Face Within the Face • 18 artworks
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The women portrayed are soft, sensitive, yet shielded: protected by inner boundaries, symbolic patterns,...
The women portrayed are soft, sensitive, yet shielded: protected by inner boundaries, symbolic patterns, and emotional geometry.
Through ornamentation, color, and stylized form, the artist constructs a visual language of self-protection — where every fragment of the self is preserved and revealed. This series reflects on feminine multiplicity, vulnerability, and the quiet strength of being true to oneself in the face of external judgment and societal pressure.
Through ornamentation, color, and stylized form, the artist constructs a visual language of self-protection — where every fragment of the self is preserved and revealed. This series reflects on feminine multiplicity, vulnerability, and the quiet strength of being true to oneself in the face of external judgment and societal pressure.
Abstract Impulse • 1 artwork
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A series of abstract works created through intuitive gesture and emotional response. Bold strokes of...
A series of abstract works created through intuitive gesture and emotional response. Bold strokes of red, ochre, violet, and blue tones shape inner landscapes — images of memory, emotion, and unspoken states.
These compositions seem to capture invisible flows — movements within the self, where color becomes a voice and form becomes a revelation. The works do not follow rules but emerge from feeling, inviting the viewer to experience both inner silence and intensity.
These compositions seem to capture invisible flows — movements within the self, where color becomes a voice and form becomes a revelation. The works do not follow rules but emerge from feeling, inviting the viewer to experience both inner silence and intensity.
Sprouting Silence • 4 artworks
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In this series, the artist combines photography, collage, and hand-drawn elements to create hybrid figures...
In this series, the artist combines photography, collage, and hand-drawn elements to create hybrid figures of plant-women — fragile yet full of quiet strength. Their bodies seem to grow through the textures of leaves, cracked soil, light, and shadow. These figures are not fantasy, but metaphors for a state of being: suspended between vulnerability and resistance, between earth and sky.
The works speak of silence — the kind where profound inner changes occur. There are no loud gestures here, only the sensation of movement within — like a sprout breaking through the soil, or a memory etched into the structure of a leaf.
The series explores the merging of human and natural, invisible and tangible. They are visual fairytales, where each female figure is part plant,
The works speak of silence — the kind where profound inner changes occur. There are no loud gestures here, only the sensation of movement within — like a sprout breaking through the soil, or a memory etched into the structure of a leaf.
The series explores the merging of human and natural, invisible and tangible. They are visual fairytales, where each female figure is part plant,
Becoming an Ocean • 6 artworks
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Становясь океаном — это поэтическая визуальная серия, исследующая границу между человеческим «я» и текучей,...
Становясь океаном — это поэтическая визуальная серия, исследующая границу между человеческим «я» и текучей, медитативной природой воды. Через смешение фотографии, цифровой живописи и многослойных наложений автор создаёт сновидческие композиции с символическими образами, подводными ландшафтами и растворяющимися формами.
Это не изображение океана — это превращение в него. Работы воплощают молчаливое желание исчезнуть, слиться, стать жидкой сущностью. Визуальный язык — мягкий, прозрачный, переливчатый. Эстетика метаморфозы в современном мультимедийном исполнении.
Это не изображение океана — это превращение в него. Работы воплощают молчаливое желание исчезнуть, слиться, стать жидкой сущностью. Визуальный язык — мягкий, прозрачный, переливчатый. Эстетика метаморфозы в современном мультимедийном исполнении.
Trace of Petals • 6 artworks
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This series is a meditation on the beauty of loss, the fragility of the body, and the deep memory that...
This series is a meditation on the beauty of loss, the fragility of the body, and the deep memory that lives in motion. Created through long exposure, these photographs transform fleeting moments into flowing traces of color and sensation.
Here, color is not fixed — it moves and falls, like petals.
Fallen flowers can be more beautiful than those still clinging to the branch: they create a soft carpet, a shape of rest, a memory of touch. In that carpet lies the echo of life, the voice of the body and the light dissolved in time.
These are not merely visual images, but feelings in slow motion — dreams where nature and the body merge into one fluid gesture.
Here, color is not fixed — it moves and falls, like petals.
Fallen flowers can be more beautiful than those still clinging to the branch: they create a soft carpet, a shape of rest, a memory of touch. In that carpet lies the echo of life, the voice of the body and the light dissolved in time.
These are not merely visual images, but feelings in slow motion — dreams where nature and the body merge into one fluid gesture.
Form of Presence • 6 artworks
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The Shape of Presence is a series that explores female identity through the language of symbolic clothing...
The Shape of Presence is a series that explores female identity through the language of symbolic clothing and protective forms. Each figure in these paintings seems like a character from an inner theatre — caught in a moment of silent resistance. The visual language relies on graphic silhouettes, sealed postures, and outfits that evoke both military uniforms and ritual garments. The artist transforms clothing into armor — not as a sign of detachment, but as a way to preserve vulnerability while remaining visible.
This series continues the artist’s exploration of trauma, solitude, and the interior world of women through strict geometry and symbolic color. The paintings balance between abstraction and figuration, between theatricality and confession. These works speak of quiet strength — the kind that never needs to prove itself, but is always present.
This series continues the artist’s exploration of trauma, solitude, and the interior world of women through strict geometry and symbolic color. The paintings balance between abstraction and figuration, between theatricality and confession. These works speak of quiet strength — the kind that never needs to prove itself, but is always present.
Colored dreams of photography • 6 artworks
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An experimental photographic series created using long exposure. These images dissolve the world into...
An experimental photographic series created using long exposure. These images dissolve the world into a dream-like state, where form yields to feeling. Each photo captures not a static reality, but a fleeting impression — the emotion of a moment rather than its structure.
These are color dreams of nature and city, sleep and wakefulness, the inner and the outer.
Shot entirely with long exposure and without digital manipulation, the blurred movements become painterly metaphors of perception.
These are color dreams of nature and city, sleep and wakefulness, the inner and the outer.
Shot entirely with long exposure and without digital manipulation, the blurred movements become painterly metaphors of perception.
Latest Artworks • 8 artworks
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Biography
Natalia Belalova is a visual artist and photographer. She was born in 1978 in Maykop, KrasnodarKrai, Russia. Growing up in a home filled with art books—collected by her mother through herprofessional work—Natalia was immersed in visual culture from a young age. As a child, she cutout paper figures and imagined them becoming part of masterpieces by great painters, an earlyexpression of her imaginative and artistic mind. In 2007, Natalia moved to Sochi, where she received a degree in exhibition and decorativedesign. Years of working in this field deepened her interest in symbolism, ornamentation, andvisual storytelling.Natalia's painting style combines figurative naïveté with postmodern references and a strongdecorative aesthetic. Her “paper people” appear flat, geometric, and stylized, drawing influencefrom Paul Gauguin, the Nabis group, and retro-futuristic aesthetics. Her works are bothdecorative and deeply meaningful—merging childlike fantasy with the visual maturity of20th-century art.Her artistic inspirations include modernism, Art Deco, the avant-garde, Cubism, retrofuturism,and Surrealism—yet her paintings maintain a distinctive and contemporary signature style.Alongside painting, Natalia is also an accomplished photographer whose works have beenfeatured in internationally renowned magazines.
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- Date of birth : 1978
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- Groups: Russian Contemporary Artists
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Чудесные женские образы. Эта работа мне особенно откликается🌹
Wonderful female images. This work especially resonates with me🌹
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Мира спасибо огромное Вам! Очень ценно! Очень!
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