The vibrant sunset

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

90cm (W) x 90cm (H) x 4cm (D)

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A$1,320

Arrives 22–24 Sep

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Artwork Description

The birds in this picture look like they're made up of simple shapes, which makes the colors and shapes stand out. The mix of warm and bright colors catches your eye and looks nice. The patterns of shapes fit together well, making the picture seem a bit like a puzzle. This makes people think about what they see and feel. It lets each person have their own thoughts and feelings about the picture. When you look at it, you might start thinking about things and reflects about your feelings.

Artist Bio

Natalia Begisheva is a Ukrainian artist currently based in Australia since 2022 where she continues to pursue her artistic career.
She is a member of the European Association of Artists ARTE in Slovakia and actively participates in the artistic community.
Natalia has exhibited her works since 2011, showcasing her talent in Ukraine, Europe, and Asia. Her artistic journey has taken her to numerous exhibitions, both solo and collective.
Over the years of her artistic career, she has developed several series of paintings, including a series of cityscapes, portraits, still lifes, and a series of birds.
In her artwork, Natalia uses geometric rhythms; she creates a unique style characterized by a harmonious interplay of shapes, lines, and colors. With a keen eye for detail, Natalia employs geometric rhythms to uncover analytical connections that shape the composition of her pieces. This utilization of geometry adds a distinct visual element to her artworks, inviting viewers to contemplate the deeper meanings and structured aesthetics embedded within her work.
Natalia's education in the field of psychology has also influenced the creation of her artworks. By incorporating psychological questions into the creative process and exploring herself through perception and artistic analysis of the surrounding world, she opens up a path for viewers to reconsider the diversity of artistic forms in contemporary visual art.

Commissions

Nataliya's studio is in Melbourne