Red Apulia Triptych
Digital on Paper
35x35in
$10,080
Framing
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Natalia Samsonova
Switzerland
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Printing : Digital on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 30.3x39.4in
- Edition : 5 / 5
- Artist's proof : 2
- Hors commerce : 2
About this artwork
This work is part of the Red Apulia series, inspired by the ancient olive groves and distinctive red soil of Southern Italy.
Through photography and digital transformation, the landscape is reinterpreted rather than documented. The twisted olive tree appears almost human, balancing between natural structure and imagined presence. Movement, color, and abstraction transform a familiar scene into an image that resists a single reading.
The series explores… the fluid boundary between observation and imagination. By revealing unexpected forms within the landscape, the work invites viewers to reflect on how perception shapes what we see and how we relate to the natural world.
Through photography and digital transformation, the landscape is reinterpreted rather than documented. The twisted olive tree appears almost human, balancing between natural structure and imagined presence. Movement, color, and abstraction transform a familiar scene into an image that resists a single reading.
The series explores… the fluid boundary between observation and imagination. By revealing unexpected forms within the landscape, the work invites viewers to reflect on how perception shapes what we see and how we relate to the natural world.
Natalia Samsonova
Switzerland
Credentials
- Works on commission
"Art is a dialogue between the artist and the world around them. Through my works, I share my love for this world, capturing its beauty, harmony or sadness and sorrow."
Natalia Samsonova, a Moscow-educated painter and digital artist, living in Switzerland. She uses multidisciplinary mediums, capturing magic from reality through the lens of photography. Merging the elements of painting and photography with a characteristic optimistic color palette, she reinterprets fragments of daily existence into layered, vibrant forms. Her works, beyond surface beauty, are vessels of empathy evoking emotions ranging from joy in subtleties to the painful weight of loneliness and war.
Natalia Samsonova, a Moscow-educated painter and digital artist, living in Switzerland. She uses multidisciplinary mediums, capturing magic from reality through the lens of photography. Merging the elements of painting and photography with a characteristic optimistic color palette, she reinterprets fragments of daily existence into layered, vibrant forms. Her works, beyond surface beauty, are vessels of empathy evoking emotions ranging from joy in subtleties to the painful weight of loneliness and war.
Natalia Samsonova
Untitled
$3,000
