Exhibition "Keep the Firebird" at the Center for Creative Initiatives "Perspective" Automatic translate

In the Center for Creative Initiatives "Perspective" (Moscow, 4 Makarenko St., building 1 of the metro station "Chistye Prudy") from February 25 to March 16, 2015 the exhibition "Keep the Firebird" is held. The artist Surzhina Diana plunged into the fairy-tale world of the exhibition, where the wonderful dream bird turns into a beautiful girl and felt that hot, inspired feeling that wakes up in the heart of every artist who picks up a brush or pencil.

At the opening of the exhibition

Svetlana Evdokimova is a fashion designer, a member of the Creative Union of Artists of Russia. Her series "East is a delicate matter", dedicated to the Arabic dance, is fully made using the pastel technique. In these figures one feels lightness, airiness; the costumes are drawn with Svetlana’s professionalism.

The painting “Meditation on Lake Saimaa”, painted in Finland, impresses with its romance and mystery. Here you will not find clear contours of objects, all smooth strokes are sustained in a single color scheme. The sky, water, coastal reeds create a harmonious whole. An interesting composition is "Pine", which is solved in golden green and red tones. Sunlight penetrates the branches of a tree and fills the picture with life and color.

The still lifes of Evdokimova are as interesting as the landscapes. One feels that the author likes what he writes: yellow tulips (“Sunny Bouquet”), and an unusual lilac in the range of lilac-pink, turquoise-blue tones (“Basket with Lilacs”). This love and mood of the artist is transmitted to everyone who looks at her paintings.

Svetlana Evdokimova

Abstract works of Tatyana Markova are revealed to the viewer gradually. Even their names in themselves attract attention: “Dreams of a peacock”, “Sprouts of happiness”, “Colorful dreams”, “Birth of life”, “Mood yesterday”. In this case, it is better to see once than hear a hundred times about her paintings.

Olga Panina, Irina Pozdina, Svetlana Evdokimova, Elena Burdina, Tatyana Markova, Marina Konovalova, Tatyana Truhan

Irina Pozdina, through external perception, seeks to awaken the internal. Amid the gray routine, suddenly feel like a participant in a grandiose performance. Painting for her is the best way to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of the outside world, forget about problems and completely immerse yourself in creativity. Whatever motive she appeals to, her admiration for the natural richness of colors, delicate coloring remains unchanged. It conveys a sense of immediacy of a field impression in the whole spectrum of painting genres.

The paintings of Marina Konovalova “Open Fire”, “While the Candle Burns”, “Guelder-rose Red”, “Dreams of a Woman”, delight with the richness of the color scheme and fascinate with mystery. She intuitively passes all her works through herself. When painting, he rejoices, is surprised, learns to create light, kind, gentle and of course beautiful. She is inspired by Picasso.

Two small works in a realistic manner “I can’t forget the mountain ash of rubies” and “Memoirs of Portugal” by Tatyana Truhan talk about finding your way.

Olga Panina

Olga Panina provided a variety of genres. Looking through a number of paintings, harmoniously selected rich colors, competent composition, light and space in a landscape series attract attention. “My favorite theme in painting,” Olga says, “is flowers and compositions with them, with graphic elements. I love decorativeness and ornamentality, the applied school of textile direction affects. Decorative works look great in modern and classic interiors.

The paintings are written in open, bright textured and iridescent brush strokes. The artist masterfully owns color and black and white transitions. The female images performed by Olga are sonorous, bright and original. The work “O My Russia, eternal in the sky Firebird” is dedicated to Russia.

Diana Surzhina © Gallerix.ru