"Watercolor metaphors" - an exhibition of the artist Lisa Nevinnaya in Kaluga ICC Automatic translate
KALUGA. The exhibition of the young artist Lisa Innocent opened in the Innovative Cultural Center of the city on October 10. For the exhibition, presented under the title “Metaphors of watercolor”, the artist selected 20 watercolor works, each of which has everything to make the work become a finished story. In watercolors written by Lisa Innocent, there are characters, there is a plot and drama.
The young artist in her watercolors demonstrates mastery of color, the ability to build a competent exhibition and a great sense of humor. In all the works of Lisa Innocent there is faith in love. All these qualities, collected in the watercolors of the young artist, make viewers admire her work.
Each new exhibition of watercolors, performed by Lisa Innocent, collects many enthusiastic responses. The exposition "Metaphors of Watercolor" has just become available to viewers, but it was already appreciated not only by colleagues in art, but also by art lovers who rushed to the ICC to get acquainted with the new works of the Kaluga artist.
At the opening of the exhibition, Pavel Suslov, Minister of Culture of the Region, spoke with congratulations on the opening of a new exhibition of Lisa Nevinnaya. In the course of congratulations to the artist, he noted that the halls of the ICC were conceived precisely as a place where young talents would present their work.
For Lisa Innocent, creativity in her early childhood became a way of life, because her parents are artists working in different areas of this art. A talented girl also chose the profession of an artist. She works as a teacher of painting, leads courses on creating ceramics, and in the remaining time she is engaged in creativity. Exhibitions of her works were successfully held in many countries.
The exhibition at the ICC is open until October 31.
Ludmila Trautmane © Gallerix.ru
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