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A metaphor for the middle path, which leads to the same goal (2025) Painting by Lana Korolievskaia

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When I was choosing landscapes to paint these years, for some reason my choice stops at those with a golden-blue color scheme. These colors appeal to me more now. I don't choose them on purpose, but when I lined up landscapes from the early to mid-2020s, I was surprised to find that almost all of them were like that. Like Aivazovsky, who conveyed the [...]
When I was choosing landscapes to paint these years, for some reason my choice stops at those with a golden-blue color scheme. These colors appeal to me more now. I don't choose them on purpose, but when I lined up landscapes from the early to mid-2020s, I was surprised to find that almost all of them were like that. Like Aivazovsky, who conveyed the dynamism and aggressiveness of life circumstances through the image of a raging water element, I do something similar, concentrating my creativity on the study
of the endless facets of the element of stone. Mountains also grow and move, but their tempo is slow compared to human perception. Judging by geology, in prehistoric times, stone was molten lava before it acquired its stable form.
This once again brings to mind the transience of even that which creates the impression of indestructibility. Turning to the image of a thin, winding path, of course, the idea of ​​the middle way, so popular in Buddhism, comes to mind. But someone can also go the other way, assuming that the beaten path is not always the best, and that real heroes go across, choosing independent trajectories of movement. But even in this case, no matter how one tries to be original in such logistics, all this does not matter if the goal that different people have reached by different paths is the same.

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Ukrainian artist, artist-illustrator, artist-stage-designer,. writer, teacher. Winner of numerous international illustration competitions. My creative and professional experience is more than 30 years. From 1980 [...]

Ukrainian artist, artist-illustrator, artist-stage-designer,
writer, teacher. Winner of numerous international illustration competitions.
My creative and professional experience is more than 30 years.

From 1980 till 1985 studied at Kharkov Art and Industrial Design Institute (now – Kharkov State Academy of Design and Arts) and finished the industrial art faculty (industrial Design department) with the distinction (diploma ЖВ-1 № 120406).
Worked as a graphic designer, illustrator. Designed more than 50 printed publications. Took part in international illustration and photography competitions (Bologna Children’s Book Fair, Futura, Biennial of Illustrations Bratislava, The Al-Thani award, Bienal internacional de ilustracao para a infancia). In 2004 was awarded by iBbY (International Council for Books for Young people) Honour List 2004 for the high quality illustrations, Basel, Switzerland and by the Certificate of Honour for Illustration (for “Piratic stories”), Cape Town, South Africa. Since 1994 until now teaches in Dnipro Art College.

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