ANTONYMY IN THE AZURE GLOW (2023) Painting by Natalya Pravda
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Original Artwork (One Of A Kind)
Painting,
Oil
on Canvas
- Dimensions Height 35.4in, Width 23.6in
- Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
- Framing This artwork is not framed
- Categories Paintings under $5,000 Figurative Male Nudes
The image of the man is collective and depends on many factors. The work is built on contrasts. The contrast is tactile and visual as well as emotional.
The beauty of the human body - a powerful magnet, causing a variety of feelings and emotions. Nudity can be defenseless and have a powerful force at the same time. The smoothness of gentle curves, strong honed forms, color, angle of inclination cause a storm of conscious and uncontrollable impulses.
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Natalya Pravda is a contemporary Ukrainian artist whose creative journey is marked by a relentless exploration of diverse techniques and source materials. Her artistic vision encompasses a wide spectrum of imagery, ranging from the abstract to the figurative, often interwoven with subtle or explicit references. Despite the potential for interpretation, Natalya advocates for an open-ended approach to experiencing her art, emphasizing the boundless nature of human perception.
Central to Natalya's practice is a profound engagement with the purity of color and its dynamic interplay with the canvas. Through her works, she seeks to articulate moments of quiet revelation, inviting viewers into a realm where meaning unfolds organically.
For Natalya, the act of creation transcends mere craftsmanship; it is a process of nurturing and facilitating emergence. Rather than constructing her pieces methodically, she fosters an environment where spontaneity reigns, allowing the artwork to evolve autonomously.
Drawing inspiration from the inherent qualities of her chosen materials, Natalya's artistic journey is characterized by continual discovery. Each encounter with pigment and canvas becomes a voyage into uncharted territory, yielding unexpected revelations and enriching her practice.
The essence of Natalya's creative process lies in embracing uncertainty and relinquishing the impulse for formulaic repetition. Instead, she embraces improvisation as a catalyst for innovation, tempered by the wisdom gained through cumulative experience.
In Natalya's world, creativity thrives on the element of surprise, defying attempts at prediction or control. It is a dynamic interplay between intuition and action, where readiness to seize the moment is paramount.
Through her art, Natalya Pravda invites audiences to embark on a journey of exploration, where the boundaries between creator and creation blur, and the joy of discovery awaits at every turn.
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Nationality:
UKRAINE
- Date of birth : 1986
- Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
- Groups: Professional Artist Ukrainian Contemporary Artists
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