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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 39.4x27.6in
About this artwork
This picture is one of the components of the triptych "Metamorphosis".
Here we can already see some changes in the shape, it has become more sharp and not so smooth. This is a transitional stage to final changes. A state of undefinability and some calm and expectation.
Metamorphosis is the engine of the process. When I have any ideas about new paintings, they always change somehow in my head. This is the very metamorphosis that allows you to move… on.
This triptych is a participant of various exhibitions.
Here we can already see some changes in the shape, it has become more sharp and not so smooth. This is a transitional stage to final changes. A state of undefinability and some calm and expectation.
Metamorphosis is the engine of the process. When I have any ideas about new paintings, they always change somehow in my head. This is the very metamorphosis that allows you to move… on.
This triptych is a participant of various exhibitions.
Rena Averina
Russia
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Experienced Artist
- Art Fair Participant
- Works on commission
« We should all watch what is happening around us more often and look at the sky every day. »
Rena Averina is an artist based in Russia whose paintings have been exhibited nationally.
Nature is the main source of her inspiration, especially the picturesque and powerful Siberian landscapes. Averina also portrays animals and industrial landscapes. Her bold compositions are created with as much accuracy as possible, as she endeavors to give her thoughts and visual imagery a "cut like diamonds". She creates using acrylics and tempera on canvas.
Nature is the main source of her inspiration, especially the picturesque and powerful Siberian landscapes. Averina also portrays animals and industrial landscapes. Her bold compositions are created with as much accuracy as possible, as she endeavors to give her thoughts and visual imagery a "cut like diamonds". She creates using acrylics and tempera on canvas.