The moment of calm
By Olga Bezhina
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Exclusive to The Artling
US$ 1,200
Overview
2021
Oil Paint, Oil on canvas
Unique Work
Dimensions: 50cm (H) x 50cm (W) x 2cm (D) / 19.7" (H) x 19.7" (W) x 0.8" (D)
Note: Actual colours may vary due to photography & computer settings
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About the art
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Artist statement
THE MOMENT OF CALM
The first picture from the series «Holidays on the coast».
This picture, painted on the Black Sea coast, has a special meaning for me. It's midday, the sky is covered with storm clouds, hanging over a cool, calm sea of all shades of blue. In the center of all this is a white shri-ship, as a symbol: following its course, you can overcome any cloudy day.
About the series "Holidays on the coast":
The series "Holidays on the coast" consists of three independent works with seascapes. All works display a different state of the elements: "The moment of calm" – the time before a thunderstorm. "Red dot among the elements" – the moment of a thunderstorm and a storm. "Clouds over the sea" is a calm period when the elements coexist peacefully. The ships fixed on the two works are a special symbol.
Nature is my workshop, and the elements are a tool for creating.
Artist profile
Olga Bezhina
Born: 1981
Hometown: Krasnodar
Based in: Krasnodar
« I translate the nature that surrounds me into volumetric structures. »
Olga Bezhina is a prizewinning Russian painter. She frequently works 'en plein air,' rethinking natural colors and capturing the optical effect of light and wind flowing. For her, the open air acts as a creative laboratory, where the search …
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