Original artwork description:

Using the expression “Everywhere and Nowhere” as mutually exclusive descriptions of “Go I know not whither” the author forewarns us about the places that should not be looked for in reality. There is a desolate inner landscape in front of us where the soul rushes into its journey. In fact, unlike the fragile daylight visibility only the feeling of going along with the Universe of symbolic sense does exist. Wandering the path of “everywhere and nowhere” one encounters “everything and nothing” -there is no excessive specifics. The outlines of the visible are maximally blurred. The abstract nature of a meditative picture shows the main aspect of the implicit meaning, which is after all apophatic. Observing it all we have the unique opportunity to approach the disappearance of Everything -to reach Nothing overflowing into Nowhere. It is not just the play of words, but also the code of perception. However, the final point of disappearance has not been yet achieved: every soul has its tone color and its climate –Nordic and tropical. In our case, a twilight path to the snow queen kingdom lulls the soul with the majesty of expending severe views vanishing in a mirage of the refined aestheticism.

MATERIALS:
The painting is signed on the back.

In my paintings, I use the finest quality professional oil paints, cotton gallery canvas and satin varnish.

SHIPPING:
I pack your painting very carefully in a cardboard box with generous layers of bubble wrap to protect it.

Materials used:

Oil, canvas

Tags:
#impressionist art #contemporary landscape #desert abstract #living abstract #gift idea #abstract nature #bedroom art #earthy tones #impessionistic landscape #atmopsheric landscape #nordic landscape #minimalist nature #gradient colors #meditative view #essential painting 

Everywhere and Nowhere (2024)

Oil painting 
by Evgeniya Antonova

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Using the expression “Everywhere and Nowhere” as mutually exclusive descriptions of “Go I know not whither” the author forewarns us about the places that should not be looked for in reality. There is a desolate inner landscape in front of us where the soul rushes into its journey. In fact, unlike the fragile daylight visibility only the feeling of going along with the Universe of symbolic sense does exist. Wandering the path of “everywhere and nowhere” one encounters “everything and nothing” -there is no excessive specifics. The outlines of the visible are maximally blurred. The abstract nature of a meditative picture shows the main aspect of the implicit meaning, which is after all apophatic. Observing it all we have the unique opportunity to approach the disappearance of Everything -to reach Nothing overflowing into Nowhere. It is not just the play of words, but also the code of perception. However, the final point of disappearance has not been yet achieved: every soul has its tone color and its climate –Nordic and tropical. In our case, a twilight path to the snow queen kingdom lulls the soul with the majesty of expending severe views vanishing in a mirage of the refined aestheticism.

MATERIALS:
The painting is signed on the back.

In my paintings, I use the finest quality professional oil paints, cotton gallery canvas and satin varnish.

SHIPPING:
I pack your painting very carefully in a cardboard box with generous layers of bubble wrap to protect it.

Materials used:

Oil, canvas

Tags:
#impressionist art #contemporary landscape #desert abstract #living abstract #gift idea #abstract nature #bedroom art #earthy tones #impessionistic landscape #atmopsheric landscape #nordic landscape #minimalist nature #gradient colors #meditative view #essential painting 
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I work with painting, often employing minimalist techniques. Color, in particular, is my primary focus. My painting technique is unique as I frequently use an airbrush instead of a brush.... Read more

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