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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 35.4x35.4in
About this artwork
The cold is a part of our life.
That morning, she just wanted to write that familiar forest. This forest was located behind the garden of my grandmother's house. In the early autumn of each year, shr often went there with the whole family, collecting the harvest. It was always mysterious, inaccessible. She often avoided it.
When she picked up my brushes, it was as if the forest itself had turned cold. Iny covered every twig of this forest. This… picture was written by itself.
The paradoxical phenomenon of the temple autumn and the snow forest. Mystery once again enveloped this landscape. But why exactly was the cold here?
Perhaps because the cold is a part of our life...
That morning, she just wanted to write that familiar forest. This forest was located behind the garden of my grandmother's house. In the early autumn of each year, shr often went there with the whole family, collecting the harvest. It was always mysterious, inaccessible. She often avoided it.
When she picked up my brushes, it was as if the forest itself had turned cold. Iny covered every twig of this forest. This… picture was written by itself.
The paradoxical phenomenon of the temple autumn and the snow forest. Mystery once again enveloped this landscape. But why exactly was the cold here?
Perhaps because the cold is a part of our life...
SVETLANA Chernova
Russia
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
« I do not follow trends in art, I want to paint what is really beautiful and fascinates me. I just want to give my mood to you, which lives in my canvases. »
Svetlana Chernova is an artist based in Russia whose paintings have been exhibited nationally. Creating instinctually, her works translate her emotions when coming into contact with nature. Through her art, Chernova hopes that viewers will be transported into serene and almost magical worlds. She most often employs acrylics and oils on canvas with brushes and palette knives.