часть 1 - Russian and soviet artists Русские и советские художники – Девушка с лотосами и птицами Холст масло 178 х 136 см 1996 г
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Behind this central figure, the background dissolves into a dreamlike landscape populated by stylized birds in flight and what appear to be lotus blossoms emerging from an abstracted aquatic environment. The palette leans heavily on muted earth tones – ochres, siennas, and pale pinks – interspersed with touches of blue that suggest both sky and water. This color scheme contributes to the overall sense of etherealness and timelessness.
The artist has incorporated elements that seem borrowed from ancient iconography. Below the central figure, a profile portrait resembling an Egyptian queen is visible, echoing traditional depictions of royalty and power. The presence of these historical references introduces layers of subtext concerning identity, heritage, and perhaps even the enduring nature of beauty and authority across cultures and time periods.
The layering effect – the woman seemingly emerging from or dissolving into this ancient landscape – suggests a blurring of boundaries between past and present, reality and dream. The birds, often symbolic of freedom and transcendence, further reinforce this sense of spiritual elevation. It is possible to interpret the work as an exploration of feminine identity within a historical context, examining how individual presence can be both anchored in tradition and simultaneously liberated by it.
The textured application of paint – with visible brushstrokes and areas of impasto – adds another dimension to the visual experience, contributing to the painting’s overall sense of depth and complexity. The work resists easy categorization, inviting contemplation on themes of memory, identity, and the interplay between individual and collective narratives.