Original artwork description:

Immerse yourself in the world of magic and surrealism with the original painting "Crazy Rabbits", measuring 60x60 cm, created by talented artist Nina Grigel. This oil painting on canvas will transport you to a fairy-tale atmosphere, where rabbits come to life amid lush garden greens and flowers, reminiscent of the characters of Lewis Carroll. Nina's work is so detailed that it seems as if each element on the canvas is breathing and living a life of its own. Every brushstroke conveys a distinct atmosphere of dreaminess and fantasy, awakening childhood dreams and memories in the viewer. The rabbits in the painting seem to invite you to plunge into their fairy-tale world, where reality is whimsically intertwined with dreams. This artwork will perfectly complement your interior, adding mystery and a special charm, adorning the walls of your living room, bedroom, or nursery. The hand-painted artwork, made with love and skill, stands out from other works due to its uniqueness and individuality. A great choice for art connoisseurs and unusual decorative solutions, it will give you and your loved ones moments of joy and immersion in the magical world. An original and refined gift for animal and nature lovers, connoisseurs of surrealism and fairy tales.

Exhibitions:

January 2024 - ArtPlay, Kvartiras gallery
February 2024 - La Pigna Gallery – Rome, Italy
March 2024 exhibition at the Pavlodar Museum, Kazakhstan
March 2023 Participation in the World Youth Festival in the Art and Youth exhibition-fair
April 2024 International ArtExpo in New York
2021-2023
2023 Shanghai International Art Fair, SHANGHAI, China
2023 Lucy Chebotina Charity Auction
2023 Here On Taganka MOSCOW, Russia
2022 Winzawod MOSCOW, White workshop Russia
2021 Kibart MOSCOW, Russia
2021 International Exhibition Competition Of Futuristic Art MOSCOW, Russia 2021 Artplay MOSCOW, Russia
2021 Moscow House Of Artists, MOSCOW, Russia.

To my viewer, in my paintings from 2023-2024, I propose to discard the cult of reason and logic, and to give free rein to fantasy. I want the viewer to involuntarily become a philosopher, and not seek anything rational. With this series of surrealistic works, I try to break down the barrier between dream and reality, drawing images from the abyss of my subconscious. In our difficult times, it seems to me (or at least I would like to) that people should turn to their imagination and make it the main thing. In my paintings, I invite you to think about things you have never thought about before and to try to discover a different nature of reality.

Materials used:

oil

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