In the painting "If I were Belle", the artist presents herself as a fictional princess from the fairy tale "Beauty and the Beast" and creates a unique space where reality and fantasy merge together.
On the sunlit windowsill there is a magnificent composition of bright peonies, their delicate petals fill the atmosphere with vivacity and beauty, reminiscent of classical art or an exquisite tapestry.
In the center of the composition is a woman's hand, which gently touches the enchanted Clock. This gesture is not just physical contact; it is a metaphor for the interaction between two worlds - real and fabulous. The artist, immersed in her fantasies, imagines how cartoon characters could exist next to us, in our world.
The painting conveys a sense of lightness and magic, forcing the viewer to think about how thin the line is between reality and a dream, and how important it is to preserve a child's ability to wonder and fantasy.
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Artist's Statement
I present a series of paintings titled "A Fairytale in my life," where reality collides with a living fairytale. In my artworks, I strive to create a unique space where classical art intertwines with vibrant characters from cartoons, fairy tales, and fantasy films. These characters, bursting into the everyday flow of events, bring with them irony and a touch of chaos, turning the familiar world upside down.
Since childhood, I have dreamed of dolls being alive, able to speak and move. One of my favorite films, "Who Framed Roger Rabbit," was a true revelation for me. In this film, animated characters live alongside humans, and this idea has always fascinated me. I often fantasized about what it would be like if my favorite characters lived nearby, interacting with our reality and disrupting the usual order of things.
In the process of creating this series of paintings, I realized that although I have grown up, cartoons and fairytale worlds still hold an important place in my life. They remind me of the importance of preserving childlike sincerity and the ability to be amazed. Each piece is an attempt to capture that incredible moment when two worlds meet: the real and the fantastical, where boundaries blur and the mundane becomes magical.
I hope that my paintings will inspire viewers to reflect on how wonder can exist alongside us if only we are willing to see it.
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About artist:
Irina creates artworks in a decorative style, likes to experiment with materials: mosaics, precious stones, glass, paints, texture, etc.
The artist participated in 23 exhibitions in the USA, Canada, Russia, China and Europe.
In addition, Irina was awarded the diplomas "Best Works of 2016", "Best Works of 2019", a special diploma for creativity (International Association VATIKAM, France, Paris) and has a letter of thanks from the Luxembourg Art Prize.
The artist has publications in the following magazines: Bonart cultural (Spain), BONART Cultural, Girona (Spain), CONTEMPORAIN (France), Woman (Russia), Objectsmag (Rivista online indipendente, Italy), Poramoralarte (Spain), The News God (USA), GlamourBuff (USA).
Irina's artworks are kept in the collections of ArtMuse Contemporary Art Museum (Russia, St. Petersburg) and Art Recycling Museum (Russia, Kaluga), Ecological Museum MUMUKA (Russia, Kaliningrad).
Irina's paintings are in private collections in 28 countries
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Acrylic paints and collage. Canvas on a stretcher on a wooden panel
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In the painting "If I were Belle", the artist presents herself as a fictional princess from the fairy tale "Beauty and the Beast" and creates a unique space where reality and fantasy merge together.
On the sunlit windowsill there is a magnificent composition of bright peonies, their delicate petals fill the atmosphere with vivacity and beauty, reminiscent of classical art or an exquisite tapestry.
In the center of the composition is a woman's hand, which gently touches the enchanted Clock. This gesture is not just physical contact; it is a metaphor for the interaction between two worlds - real and fabulous. The artist, immersed in her fantasies, imagines how cartoon characters could exist next to us, in our world.
The painting conveys a sense of lightness and magic, forcing the viewer to think about how thin the line is between reality and a dream, and how important it is to preserve a child's ability to wonder and fantasy.
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Artist's Statement
I present a series of paintings titled "A Fairytale in my life," where reality collides with a living fairytale. In my artworks, I strive to create a unique space where classical art intertwines with vibrant characters from cartoons, fairy tales, and fantasy films. These characters, bursting into the everyday flow of events, bring with them irony and a touch of chaos, turning the familiar world upside down.
Since childhood, I have dreamed of dolls being alive, able to speak and move. One of my favorite films, "Who Framed Roger Rabbit," was a true revelation for me. In this film, animated characters live alongside humans, and this idea has always fascinated me. I often fantasized about what it would be like if my favorite characters lived nearby, interacting with our reality and disrupting the usual order of things.
In the process of creating this series of paintings, I realized that although I have grown up, cartoons and fairytale worlds still hold an important place in my life. They remind me of the importance of preserving childlike sincerity and the ability to be amazed. Each piece is an attempt to capture that incredible moment when two worlds meet: the real and the fantastical, where boundaries blur and the mundane becomes magical.
I hope that my paintings will inspire viewers to reflect on how wonder can exist alongside us if only we are willing to see it.
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About artist:
Irina creates artworks in a decorative style, likes to experiment with materials: mosaics, precious stones, glass, paints, texture, etc.
The artist participated in 23 exhibitions in the USA, Canada, Russia, China and Europe.
In addition, Irina was awarded the diplomas "Best Works of 2016", "Best Works of 2019", a special diploma for creativity (International Association VATIKAM, France, Paris) and has a letter of thanks from the Luxembourg Art Prize.
The artist has publications in the following magazines: Bonart cultural (Spain), BONART Cultural, Girona (Spain), CONTEMPORAIN (France), Woman (Russia), Objectsmag (Rivista online indipendente, Italy), Poramoralarte (Spain), The News God (USA), GlamourBuff (USA).
Irina's artworks are kept in the collections of ArtMuse Contemporary Art Museum (Russia, St. Petersburg) and Art Recycling Museum (Russia, Kaluga), Ecological Museum MUMUKA (Russia, Kaliningrad).
Irina's paintings are in private collections in 28 countries
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#Beauty, Belle, Belle and the Beast, Beauty and the Beast, white flowers, pastel palette flowers, impressionistic flowers, summer flowers, bright peonies, white peonies, peones flowers, garden flowers, disney, humor, cartoon, disney princesses, surrealism, magic, woman hands, female artist, female hands, woman artist, dream, fantasy, still life, floral, floral still life, nursery wall decor, baby girl room wall art, home decor, child room wall decor, painting as a gift
Acrylic paints and collage. Canvas on a stretcher on a wooden panel
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