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Mushroom Family (2024) Painting by Sundra
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In the shelter of the forest floor, a towering porcini stands like a watchful father beside a smaller one—his son—tucked close beneath the canopy of his cap. Rendered in rich, earthy tones, Mushroom Family is a tender tribute to growth, protection, and the quiet cycles of life where new beginnings rise from the humus of time.
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Artist Statement
I paint the quiet feelings that slip beneath the surface of daily life — unnoticed, yet made of life itself.
I follow them through stillness:
a pale cloud drifting over an open field,
mist curling between the trees,
dew shimmering on petals,
golden dust caught in a sunbeam,
the hush of water holding the sky.
They ask for nothing.
Only presence.
I work with living emotional states, without forcing them into rigid concepts. My paintings are born from still attention — they are not made to explain or resolve. They simply exist. Like a memory of something deeply real.
Each work is an invitation to slow down and attune. It’s a space where emotions are allowed to speak without justification. A space where being is enough.
Style and Approach
My style leans toward Contemporary Symbolic Realism at the intersection of lyrical introspection and quiet mystical tension — a space where reality intertwines with emotional depth and subtle meaning.
Hidden Layers
Beneath familiar forms — houses, figures, objects, landscapes — lie inner states, emotions, and silent meanings that do not demand explanation.
Nature as a Living Participant
In my work, nature is never background. It is a full presence — a shelter, a mirror, a premonition, or a wordless voice.
The Purpose of Art
I aim for each image on canvas or paper to be a living experience. A moment of resonance — not a message to decode, but a feeling to inhabit.
Mediums
– Oil
– Acrylic paint
– Soft pastel
– Charcoal
– Graphite
– Watercolor
- Nationality: RUSSIA
- Date of birth : 1988
- Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
- Groups: Russian Contemporary Artists
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