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Katerina Muravuova “goldfishes 7”

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Katerina Muravuova “goldfishes 6”

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My personal myth, in which goldfish swim on military epaulettes and replace asterisks, refers to the topical theme of the army, war, hopes and desires. At the same time, two completely opposite worlds sound and harmoniously combine: the lyrical, fabulous world of goldfish and the harsh world of military service. The image of a goldfish is equated with asterisks on military epaulettes, symbolizing desires, dreams and hopes.

Katerina Muravuova “goldfishes 5”

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Natalia Klimenko “cat”

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Natalia Klimenko “lotus domino”

Acrylic, plywood

Painting "Morning" from the project "Stop " Museum". The exhibition of the same name was held at the Museum of Urban Electric Transport.

Natalia Klimenko “morning”

Watercolor, ink, paper

Natalia Klimenko “mimicry of endangered species 2”

Oil, canvas, linen

Natalia Klimenko “mimicry of endangered species”

Oil, canvas, linen

Natalia Klimenko “faceless beetle”

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My new mixed-media painting of the beautiful Gamayun (Prophetic Bird) is ready!
This artwork belongs to my Mythological series.
Gamayun is a prophetic bird of Slavic folklore. It is a symbol of wisdom and knowledge and lives on an island in the mythical east, close to paradise.[citation needed] She is said to spread divine messages and prophecies, as she knows everything of all creation, gods, heroes, and man. Like the Sirin and the Alkonost, other creatures likewise deriving ultimately from the Greek myths and siren mythology, the Gamayun is normally depicted as a large bird with a woman's head.
I created this artwork using acrylic paint, graphic tools and markers on a cardboard (finnish cardboard with marble crump).
This artwork is framed in a black wooden frame and ready to hang!

Maria Susarenko “The Prophetic Bird”

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This artwork was inspired by New York Urban cityscapes! Also I wanted to express bright colorful graffitis and some illustrations of Roy Lichrenstein

Maria Susarenko “Pop Art Superheroes”

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This artwork was inspired by famous Roy Lichtenstein and DC comics! This is a totally urban cityscapes of New York!
This artwork is framed in a black wooden frame and ready to hang.
It looks beautiful in the interior.

Maria Susarenko “Pop Art Graffiti”

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My new mixed-media painting from "Greek Mythology" series is ready!
This series has started from my Sirin bird drawing, and now it includes six big paintings.
I used acrylic paint, graphic tools and markers on a cardboard (strong finnish cardboard with marble crump).
This series is something new and unusual for me, beacuse usually I create architectural compositions. I think that it's like a new breath for my creative work.
This artwork is framed in a black wooden frame and ready to hang!
It will look very unique and amazing in the interior.

Maria Susarenko “Chimera”

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New mixed-media painting of beautiful Sirin.
The Sirin is, according to Russian mythos and folklore, a woman-headed bird. It makes amazingly beautiful sounds, and those who hear these sounds forget everything they know and want nothing more ever again. The Sirin lays her eggs on a beach and then rolls them into the sea. When the Sirin's eggs hatch, a thunderstorm sets in and the sea becomes so rough that it becomes impossible to traverse. She is also the sister of other birds from Slavic mythology, such as Rarog and Stratim.
I created this artwork using acrylic paint, graphic tools and markers on a cardboard.
This artwork is framed in a black wooden frame.

Maria Susarenko “Sirin. The Bird of Joy”

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New mixed-media painting of beautiful Sirin.
The Sirin is, according to Russian mythos and folklore, a woman-headed bird. It makes amazingly beautiful sounds, and those who hear these sounds forget everything they know and want nothing more ever again. The Sirin lays her eggs on a beach and then rolls them into the sea. When the Sirin's eggs hatch, a thunderstorm sets in and the sea becomes so rough that it becomes impossible to traverse. She is also the sister of other birds from Slavic mythology, such as Rarog and Stratim.
I created this artwork using acrylic paint, graphic tools and markers on a cardboard.
This artwork is framed in a black wooden frame.

Maria Susarenko “Sirin”

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My new mixed-media painting from my graphic mythical series.
Bubblegum colored snake, cotton flowers, peaches and hummingbirds.
I decided to create something new and unusual, for me snake and ouroboros are very specail and mystical. It's a symbol of eternity.
I created this artwork using different graphic tools, acrylic paint and markers on a cardboard (finnish cardboard with marble crump).
This artwork is framed in a black wooden frame and ready to hang!
It looks unique and amazing in the interior.

Maria Susarenko “Blueberry Snake”

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My new mixed-media painting from Made on Heaven series.
Cambridge Fitzwilliam Museum is abeautiful and inspiring place.
The Fitzwilliam Museum is the art and antiquities museum of the University of Cambridge. It is located on Trumpington Street opposite Fitzwilliam Street in central Cambridge.
I created this artwork on a finnish cardboard using different graphic tools and acrylic markers.

Maria Susarenko “Cambridge Tondo”

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My new mixed-media painting of the beautiful Gorgon is ready!
In Greek mythology, Medusa also called Gorgo, was one of the three monstrous Gorgons, generally described as winged human females with living venomous snakes in place of hair. It is in the Roman poet Ovids Metamorphoses that her story is most deeply elaborated. She was lovely, according to the poemuntil she was raped by Poseidon in Athenas temple. Athena then punished her for this violation, by turning her into the monstrous, stony-glanced creature that we know. Thus those who gazed into her eyes would turn to stone. Most sources describe her as the daughter of Phorcys and Ceto, although the author Hyginus makes her the daughter of Gorgon and Ceto.
This artwork belongs to my new mythological series.
I created this artwork using different graphic tools, acrylic paint and markers on a cardboard.
This artwork is framed in a black wooden frame and ready to hung!

Maria Susarenko “Medusa”

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Do you remember what sunsets look like? The soft color of the setting sun and the already darkening sky. This picture "Quiet evening" will always remind you of the natural beauty of the sunset.

The artist painted the picture after a sea walk on a forest lake, when the sun was setting.

Marina Lebedeva “Quiet evening”

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The painting "Contrast. Yin-Yang" is the second from the collection "Feathers". The yin yang shows a balance between two opposites with a portion of the opposite element in each section.

The feathers are real. They are securely glued to the canvas.

Marina Lebedeva “Contrast. Yin-yang”

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Marina Lebedeva “Morning mist”

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Marina Lebedeva “Facets”

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Marina Lebedeva “Tenderness of the waves”

Wind. Abstract minimalism. Ease. Airiness.

Marina Lebedeva “Wind”

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Abstract painting in turquoise tones "Air" is painted with acrylic in mixed media. The textured surface of the painting, created with textured paste, is highlighted with matte varnish. Soft transitions of gray, turquoise and white shades create a color scheme of the picture, suitable for many interiors.

Marina Lebedeva “Air”

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Yustina Komissarova “Wind”

Yustina Komissarova “Selfie”

Katerina Muravuova “Cash machine. Taste of childhood”

Danya Kovach “Installation”

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Danya Kovach “Hutsulka (variation)”

Danya Kovach “Dream 2 10/20”

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Danya Kovach “Monna 1/1”

Danya Kovach “Circle”

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Danya Kovach “Mechanism”

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Danya Kovach “welcome”

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Danya Kovach “Circle”

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Danya Kovach “Circle”

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Danya Kovach “Circle”

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Danya Kovach “blue spot (from the intervention series)”

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Danya Kovach “Homo sapiens”

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Danya Kovach “Monna 1/1”

Danya Kovach “Puzzle 2”

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Danya Kovach “369 trees”

Danya Kovach “Warning (variation)”

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Danya Kovach “"Seneca"22/100”

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Danya Kovach “"Seneca"23/100”

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Katerina Muravuova “Cash machine. Chocolate”

Katerina Muravuova “Cash machine.Hangers”

Katerina Muravuova “Cash machine. Generational continuity”

The history of the project is a study carried out by the author for six months in cooperation with a network of hy- permarkets. Sets of purchases on the cash ribbon were recorded by the author: the change of time of day and sea- sons of the year were reflected in these sketches. The infinity of the black ribbon and unpre- dictable combinations of goods were the basis of artistic speech.
The project was exhibited in the gallery as a single long installation, closing space. Black ribbon (canvas with black background) connects picturesque still lifes (compositions from sets of goods on the ribbon), matching them in color and width. Black background acts as a new ultra-modern space in which Goods steam. This is how a single environment appears, surrounding the viewer with a ring of portraits of modern consumption.

Katerina Muravuova “Cash machine. Cucumbers”