"It's just 10 pastels and 10 scrolls, which are united by the common theme “Stairs of Kyiv", - says Olga Morozova. - Scrolls that are not stretched like a canvas, but flow, they are the movement which is an image of steps."
Art curator Alexander Zhuravlev gives his interpretation: "Scrolls are a movement that transforms into development, pastels are stops as a reflection."
By the way, pastels by Olga will be exhibited for the first time. This is an old-new creative capture of the artist, in her handbag since recently you will find chalk and paper. And in the fierce pace of life for Olga it is important to catch the moment, stop, feel inspiration, mood and make a sketch in pastel. It can happen in the middle of the street next to the old house or in the Kyiv cozy park among flowers in the spring or during the leaf fall of November ... These meditations, embodied in images and colors, will be presented by the artist to all guests of the forthcoming exhibition.
The theme of Kyiv is one of the leitmotifs of Olga Morozova's creativity. From first student compositions to entire artistic series. "What does my native city mean to me? This is an appeal to the roots, to the place of power. It is love, it is a complete acceptance with all the nuances, joy and sadness. I perceive my hometown as a loved one."
Olga Morozova, born in an artistic family, has declared herself as an original artist, a bright representative of Ukrainian expressionism in the late 1990s. Her teacher is the classics of painting, professor-legend Vasyl Ivanovych Zabashta. She is the participant of many international exhibitions and projects. Recently she represented Ukraine at the World Women's Exhibition "Balance for better" in ZeeArts Gallery (OAU, Dubai) and entered "Top 100 Women Artists around the World". And in the fall of this year, Olga's works were selected to take part in the International pastel Biennale (Poland, Nowy Sącz).
Olga's paintings dwell in the National Academy of Arts and Architecture of Ukraine, in the National Museum of Sofia Kyiv, in private collections of Ukraine, the Czech Republic, USA, England, France, Peru, OAU, Italy ...
The exhibition will last until June 22, 2019.
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