Riesling-Bacchus
Acrylic on Canvas
20x20in
$1,870
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Nata Statzner
Germany
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 35x27.2in
About this artwork
Both heads are reminiscent of Cycladic figures – reduced, clear, and timeless. In their stillness, they embody something primal.
In this picture I tell the story of Elena – the beautiful Helen – and Paris.
It is the moment of their first night together on the island of Kranai near Gythio in the Peloponnese.
The two figures represent this encounter – attraction, destiny, and the beginning of a connection that extends far beyond them.
A space of… connection and devotion is created between them.
I combine this ancient story with symbols from Ukrainian Tripolye culture.
Spirals, circles and ornaments represent time, memory and the passing on of energy across generations.
In this way, a myth becomes something timeless.
Not just a story from back then, but a feeling that still exists today.
In this picture I tell the story of Elena – the beautiful Helen – and Paris.
It is the moment of their first night together on the island of Kranai near Gythio in the Peloponnese.
The two figures represent this encounter – attraction, destiny, and the beginning of a connection that extends far beyond them.
A space of… connection and devotion is created between them.
I combine this ancient story with symbols from Ukrainian Tripolye culture.
Spirals, circles and ornaments represent time, memory and the passing on of energy across generations.
In this way, a myth becomes something timeless.
Not just a story from back then, but a feeling that still exists today.
Nata Statzner
Germany
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Nata Statzner is a Ukrainian-Greek painter who has lived in Germany for over two decades and combines the cultural influences of her heritage in a distinctive visual language. She uses Cubist fragmentation, minimalist lines, and symbolism from Tripolye culture and Cycladic art to render mythical motifs and faces in an archaic and timeless way. Her works open up quiet spaces for self-discovery and speak of identity, rootedness, and the longing for belonging—conveying a profound sense of inner connections and the power of universal myths.
Nata Statzner
Elena+Paris
$2,300
