Artwork: Hidden Garden (Jardin interieur )

Hidden Garden (Jardin interieur )

by Evgeniya Buravleva

Evgeniya Buravleva’s new exhibition, Impressions, explores how the works of the Impressionists transformed the history of art. Over time, the places where they worked : Étretat, Giverny, Honfleur have become cultural landmarks and destinations for artistic pilgrimage.

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Artwork Details

Material

Oil on canvas

Size

15 7/10 × 21 7/10 in | 40 × 55 cm

Rarity

Unique

Signature

Hand-signed by artist, Signed and dated verso

Certificate

Included (issued by gallery)

Frame

Not included

Genres

Pop ArtTextile Art

About the Artist

Evgeniya Buravleva

Russian, b. 1980

Russian, b. 1980

Born in Kirov (Russia) in 1980, painter and graphic artist Evgeniya Buravleva works with ideas of time and space and their relationship with the person. Used classic forms of painting Buravleva ranges relations between space, time and person inside. The personage of art- works is the person exhausted by the present, forced to be in conditions of post-truth world, lonely hero at the threshold of decision making. Space and time in art-works are connected with personage and depended on his actions, they are detached not for a while yet, not assimilated and hang in sleep mode. Idea of light is presented also important for Buravleva. The light dissolves the space and known things, becomes emptiness, white spot. It would be image only what the emptiness hid out. The artist lets have this right to viewer and hero of works. Video is continuation of work about time. Landscapes are assimilated and appropriated by the artist. The speed of transference of contemporary person often doesn’t let him stop and enjoy by pause. Video saves in itself the fragment of time and space and gives to viewer the possibility to be not here and now. Buravleva supposes important to impart the moment of absence in present for personage of works. Lucky man «nobody, nowhere and never», the lonely main personage in the emptiness. Buravleva’s works are in the collections of State Russian Museum, Moscow Museum of Modern Art, State historical, architectural, art and landscape museum reserve Tsaritsyno, Russian regional art museums. Education : Moscow Surikov Institute of Fine Arts Berlin University of Fine Arts