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Embrace of Wildflowers (2024) Painting by Natalia
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Painted in acrylic on cotton canvas, the work showcases the artist’s confident and sensitive handling of the medium. Gentle pastel tones — lavender, lemon, and sage — bring out the softness of wild irises, daisies, and bellflowers. The composition invites stillness, presence, and quiet joy — a reminder of the beauty in simplicity.
This diptych is more than decoration — it’s a window into summer, a soft echo of the countryside that brings peace into any space.
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1. In a living or dining room — to add calm and visual light.
2. In a bedroom — to invite rest and tenderness.
3. In a country house or Provençal-style interior — as a natural extension of the space.
4. In a gallery or art café — for a light, uplifting atmosphere.
5. In a studio or reading nook — as a visual anchor for inspiration and serenity.
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I was born in 1969 in Siberia. By education, I am an engineer, and since childhood, I’ve been drawn to precision, logic, and systems. These qualities have always been close to me. But art has always been something more mysterious and alluring. From a young age, I loved to draw: simple sketches, floral compositions, trees, and clouds. It was my way of seeing the world deeper, feeling its atmosphere, and capturing a moment.
For many years, creativity was just a background hobby, giving way to everyday life, work, and obligations. But one day, I returned to art, and since then, it has become not just a hobby, but an integral part of my life. I am learning to see again, to hear silence, and to feel the mood of light, color, and lines. My inspirations come from nature and its changes. I am fascinated by its cycles, breath, and invisible harmony. I am particularly drawn to flowers — their mysterious journey from birth to withering. Each of these stages holds its own unique beauty.
For me, drawing has become an important form of self-expression and meditation. It helps me slow down, connect with my feelings, and be in the present. I believe that true beauty exists in every detail: in the curve of a leaf, in a crack on a petal, in the sunbeam touching the water's surface. If you can notice it, you are truly living.
When I create a painting, I'm not just depicting a plant — I’m trying to capture its state, its moment of unfolding, of light, of stillness. Sometimes a piece is born in a flash — I grab my brushes and dive into the process without a plan. Other times, it’s more deliberate: I work through the theme, the color, the form, the composition — building a series that flows as a whole.
I believe art can transform people. Even a small flower on canvas can fill a space with light and warmth. I want my paintings to be like a pause in the stream — so someone can stop, breathe, smile. That’s where the real magic lives.
- Nationality: RUSSIA
- Date of birth : unknown date
- Artistic domains: Represented by a Gallery,
- Groups: Artists presented by a gallery
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