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Evgeniya Zolotareva

Acrylics on canvas

W100H100D4 cm

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About Evgeniya Zolotareva

Education:
2000–2006: University of Art & Design, MgA. in Graphic Design, Voronezh, Russia; graphic design studio and the studio of academic artist J. V. Eroshenko.
1990–2000: Gymnasium of Liberal Arts, Voronezh, Russia.
1992–1996: Art School named after E. M. Belyaev, Bryansk, Russia.

"Evgeniya Zolotareva is a fine artist based in the Czech Republic, specialising in abstract art. She finished art school and earned an MgA. degree at university in 2006. Her artwork should have the opportunity to 'speak for itself' and does not need a decorative frame, but free space. She tends to create dynamic abstractions. The shapes in her paintings are often in tension and trembling; they need to expand further. Her paintings focus on emotions and intuition, and an understanding of shapes and colours that emerges throughout the creative process. She sees every project as a unique exploration of curiosity and experimentation."
From the publication "The World of Interiors", Vogue House.

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About this artwork

This painting was exhibited at Adria Palace, Prague, and OC Olympia, Brno, Czech Republic.
The painting explores the paradoxical theme of the intangible — something that surrounds us and yet affects us with its force. The light areas convey a sense of ease, contrasted with the heavy black and deep blue forms that seem to draw emptiness into themselves. Colour accents in pink and turquoise evoke movement and the shifting nature of air — its constant presence and hidden weight. The work raises the question of whether the invisible can be captured and transformed into a tangible form of painting.

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