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Black Swan. Wings

Olga Aleksandrova

2021 • France • Acrylic, Pencil on Paper

20 x 13 in

$1,070

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Olga Aleksandrova

France

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Medium : Acrylic, Pencil on Paper
Framing : Framing on request
Dimensions : 19.7x13in

About this artwork

This work speaks of femininity. The "Black Swan" series refers to Tchaikovsky's famous ballet and brings to life beautiful scenes full of passion and grace. At the same time, the silhouette of the timelessly elegant young woman is imbued with softness and charm. She seems to be a bit pensive and dreamy. The monochrome of its graphic style underlines the nostalgic and vintage side of this laconic painting. On her minimalist black dress the wings grow,… bringing a poetic and dreamy note to the image.

Olga Aleksandrova

France

Credentials

International Exposure
Residency Participant
Featured in gallery curations
Works on commission

« I have always been in awe of life. »

Olga Aleksandrova is an artist based in France whose paintings have been exhibited nationally, as well as in Monaco and Russia. In addition, her art has been featured in publications such as Ateliers D'Art and C de L'ART. Aleksandrova is particularly fascinated by the expressiveness, plasticity, and rhythms of trees. Through her artistic practice, she continuously seeks to renew herself, leading her towards stylized silhouettes, the superposition of shapes, and color that is often dissociated from the image.

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