Three Moments of Silence. Triptych.
Acrylic on Paper
20x41in
$590
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Tattiana Yelistratava
Egypt
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Artist highlights
- Experienced Artist
- Residency Participant
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Paper
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 19.7x13.8in
About this artwork
This painting reflects a moment of suspension — a state of being held between movement and stillness.
A solitary figure stands at the boundary of two contrasting fields, neither crossing nor retreating.
The saturated rose-toned space above carries emotional weight, while the dark lower field anchors the composition, creating a quiet tension between vulnerability and grounding.
The thin horizontal line acts as a threshold, marking a pause rather than… a destination.
The work explores presence as a fragile balance — where the edge is not a point of collapse, but a place of containment and awareness.
A solitary figure stands at the boundary of two contrasting fields, neither crossing nor retreating.
The saturated rose-toned space above carries emotional weight, while the dark lower field anchors the composition, creating a quiet tension between vulnerability and grounding.
The thin horizontal line acts as a threshold, marking a pause rather than… a destination.
The work explores presence as a fragile balance — where the edge is not a point of collapse, but a place of containment and awareness.
Tattiana Yelistratava
Egypt
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Residency Participant
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« My art is a reflection of a deep and intuitive investigation of the mysterious female soul. My goal is to capture feminine strength, sensuality, vulnerability, and aesthetics. »
"Between fear and becoming, there is a moment of choice"
Tatsiana Yelistratava is a contemporary figurative artist whose work explores the emotional and psychological landscapes of inner life. Through expressive gesture, layered symbolism, and a distinctive use of color, she creates portraits that reflect the complex dialogue between vulnerability and strength, presence and transformation, body and identity.
Working across multiple interconnected series, Yelistratava approaches the human figure as both subject and field — a space where memory, instinct, resilience, and desire converge. Her practice is rooted in intuitive process, allowing movement, texture, and symbolic form to emerge as carriers of emotional truth.
Her work invites the viewer into a quiet yet powerful experience of self-recognition, where healing, becoming, and inner freedom unfold without spectacle, but with depth and clarity.
Tatsiana Yelistratava is a contemporary figurative artist whose work explores the emotional and psychological landscapes of inner life. Through expressive gesture, layered symbolism, and a distinctive use of color, she creates portraits that reflect the complex dialogue between vulnerability and strength, presence and transformation, body and identity.
Working across multiple interconnected series, Yelistratava approaches the human figure as both subject and field — a space where memory, instinct, resilience, and desire converge. Her practice is rooted in intuitive process, allowing movement, texture, and symbolic form to emerge as carriers of emotional truth.
Her work invites the viewer into a quiet yet powerful experience of self-recognition, where healing, becoming, and inner freedom unfold without spectacle, but with depth and clarity.
