Women: Inner Dialogue Nataliia Zevaikina

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Women: Inner Dialogue

Nataliia Zevaikina

2024 • France • Oil on Canvas

31 x 31 in

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Nataliia Zevaikina

France

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Medium : Oil on Canvas
Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions : 31.5x31.5in

About this artwork

The work explores the multiplicity of female identity and inner dialogue. Different ages and inner states coexist within one woman, interacting rather than opposing each other. The almost iconic composition transforms the figures into a universal image of memory, continuity, vulnerability, and strength.

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Nataliia Zevaikina

France

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Nataliia Zevaikina, a Ukrainian painter trained in architecture and living in France, primarily explores oil painting as a language of expression. She favors minimalism, flat colors, layered textures, monochrome, and complementary contrasts, anchoring her style in metamodernism and contemporary symbolism. Through her emotional landscapes, she invites us to feel liminality, the subtle balance between dream and reality, silence and movement—offering an experience of inner resonance, freedom, and poetic contemplation.

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Women: Inner Dialogue

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