Seller Vera Zvyagina
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Art Print "Fine Art" - Glossy finish on a fiber base paper 325 g.
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Matryoshka is the personification of the mother who contains the entire family from young to old. Modern mothers now follow fashion, dress in brands. And I decided to show it through a new kind of matryoshka dolls. I also wanted to touch on the racial theme. I want Russian people to be more tolerant. After all, women with black skin are so beautiful! That's why my matryoshka dolls are so diverse
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Vera Zvyagina is a contemporary artist hailing from St. Petersburg, born in 1991. Her artistic journey is deeply rooted in her family's history. On her mother's side, her grandfather used to paint pictures in the ancient Bryanchaninov estate located in the Pskov region. Many of these works were lost during the revolution when the estate was expropriated, but one painting survived and was inherited by Vera. It is precisely this heritage that led her to adopt the pseudonym "Artist of Blue Blood."
Her mission is profound - to carry on the family's artistic legacy through a modern interpretation. She aspires to have fragments of her family's heritage adorn homes across the world and to down her knowledge, skills, and talent to her children and grandchildren, instilling in them a sense of pride in their lineage.
From an early age, Vera received artistic education at an art school, participated in various exhibitions, and received personal tutoring from an artist. After completing school, she enrolled in a Fashion and Design College, where she delved into the world of art and specialized in tailoring and costume design. Concurrently, she continued her artistic development by studying various disciplines such as "specialized drawing" and "academic painting."
The world of fashion captivates Vera, and she decided to combine her two ions - fashion and creating exquisite paintings. In 2016, she underwent training in abstract painting (using acrylics and inks) under the guidance of Alexander Roshchin.
Her inspiration comes from modern interiors that she can embellish with her artworks. She also finds motivation in her city's architecture - the contrast of the grey St. Petersburg against the golden palaces and stucco work. In the lines and simplicity, she senses energy, and her love for her city is reflected in her works.
- Nationality: RUSSIA
- Date of birth : 1991
- Artistic domains:
- Groups: Russian Contemporary Artists
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