Lada III

Oil, Canvas board (Requires Framing)

45.7cm (W) x 60.9cm (H) x 1cm (D)

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Artwork Description

Lada is the Slavic goddess of beauty, love, marriage and family life
She is the mother, protector of human life and protector of women. Prayers are addressed to her for personal protection, for the protection of the mother over her children. Lada is the most revered supernatural character among the Slavs.
Veneration of Lada has been preserved in the folklore of all Slavic peoples until recent times.

Artist Bio

I’m Bisser Petkov, an Artist and Engineer based in Adelaide Australia.
I spend my days working as Support Engineer for small Australian company which is part of big International Corporation.

The time after work and weekends I use to put my ideas, impressions and dreams on canvas, paper or anything that can hold paint.

I’ve been drawing and painting since I was a child and my art works have been noted repeatedly.
After finishing the Professional High School majoring in Interior Design and served in the army I was admitted to the University of Ruse in Bulgaria. I completed a 5 years course graduating with Master’s Degree of Electrical Engineering.

Then a big shift in my life come as I migrated with my family to Australia in 1995. Here I found my new home and the opportunity to persuade my lifelong passion for art. My dream to receive an academic art education become reality when I was accepted in the University of South Australia. In 2001, I graduated from School of Fine Arts with formal degree of Bachelor of Visual Arts and Multimedia.

It was during this academic course I discovered the philosophy behind the figurative painting following it through the history back to its roots in prehistoric drawings in the caves.
I found the subject of depicting the human figure so fascinating, challenging and most difficult of all. I studied the old masters, their layering techniques, brushwork and use of mediums. It’s never-ending learning for me.

In the past twenty years my artworks were included in various exhibitions.
Many paintings were purchased from private clients. Some were given as a gift.

The biggest satisfaction for me is to know that someone wants to have my painting on their wall.

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