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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
23.6x15.7in
About this artwork
"Old Movie" is a mixed-media painting in which I combined collage elements with acrylic paint, texture pastes, and various papers. The composition is reminiscent of a film scene from a bygone era—an elegant woman steps out of darkness into the light. The color palette, with shades of turquoise, violet, and beige, gives the image a nostalgic, slightly melancholic mood. I deliberately used textures and overlays to create the atmosphere of a faded film… strip—as if peering through time into another era.
Tatiana Takush, born in St. Petersburg – a city with a long artistic tradition – is a trained painter and printmaker. She works primarily with oil, acrylic, and mixed media.
In her works, she tells stories of landscapes and people. She often uses fleeting snapshots as a starting point, which she reinterprets with depth, sensitivity, and passion. Her art invites the viewer on a dreamlike journey where emotions become visible – especially where words fall short.