Original artwork description:

This painting will come to you stretched on a wooden stretcher and completely ready to be placed in the interior.

ABOUT THE ARTWORK
The tulips in the painting "Parisian Morning" symbolize renewal and the purity of the day's beginning. In every petal lies the breath of dawn, and in the dewdrops, a reflection of the sun's first rays. These flowers are messengers of spring, reminding us of the life cycle and its endless renewal. They are a metaphor for the vital force that awakens after the still of the night, ready to unfold in full bloom under the warm morning light. In every curve and contour lies the element of hope, that with each new day comes new opportunities for joy and creativity.

Series Archive of happiness. Unlived Chronicles
This is a way for me to work through the trauma of generations who were deprived of the opportunity to have happy years of childhood youth and maturity throughout the 20th century. My family's photos and stories are full of sadness and pain, unfulfilled dreams and broken destinies. The Soviet government was engaged in the dispossession, and displacement of people, families were forced to abandon their homes. I want to create a false archive in which generations of my family were happy. My task as an artist is to rewrite the script, to give voice and image to what my ancestors dreamed of but could not get.  I paint the carefree times that didn't exist, in which they were happy, living in their beautiful rich houses, studying, meeting their love, gathering as a big family for holidays, and whispering each other secrets about suitors. For me it is a way to come to terms with the trauma of generations condemned to survival instead of life, to create a personal image of a future of joy and prosperity, and to show society and others with similar backgrounds that liberation lies not in suffering but in rethinking and strength.

Materials used:

Acrylic

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