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关于作者
Molena was born in Ukraine. Currently Molena lives in the Czech Republic, where she discovered a painter in herself. The life in Golden Prague has inspired her to paint, though she’s been talented since her childhood. Among Molena’s other occupations are music and poetry.
Molena enjoyed going to the school of art, she had been attending for 8 years. “Every day among the painters was cognitive and interesting, we shared our experience with each other”, she says.
The artist likes trying different techniques, but still she has impressionistic notes noticeable in each work of hers. Warm tones in everything, glimpsing in the Prague’s architecture’s reflections.
Molena has her works exhibited in many Prague’s galleries and are found in collections around the world.
