Original artwork description:

White horse in a red scarf.

A painting depicting a beautiful horse with a mosaic background of semi-precious stones. The artistic style combines realism with abstraction, creating a unique visual effect.

The realistic image of the horse seems to emerge through a kaleidoscope of semi-precious stones. Black, white, and gray tones blend harmoniously with red, creating a vibrant contrast. Gold details add sophistication.

The background of the painting is a richness of color and texture, created by a mosaic of red coral, nacre or mother-of-pearl, pearl, and agate. Each stone, with its unique hue and pattern, contributes to the mesmerizing depth and contrast.

The horse is stately and calm, adorned with a luxurious gold harness with red coral and shimmering rhinestones.

The sparkling details add luxury and sophistication to the painting, highlighting the elegance and grace of this magnificence animal.

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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.

Education:
- Paideia School of Contemporary Art (St. Petersburg, Russia).
- Lomonosov Northern Arctic Federal University (Arkhangelsk, Russia), a masters degree in psychology. Additional education: art therapy.

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 Luxembourg Art Prize.

The artist has publications in the following magazines: LAZIN (UK), BONART Cultural, Girona (Spain), CONTEMPORAIN (France), Woman (Russia), Objectsmag (Rivista online indipendente, Italy), Poramoralarte (Spain), The News God (USA), GlamourBuff (USA), book You can become anyone you choose (VICTO, USA).

Irinas 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).

Irinas paintings are in private collections in 28 countries

Materials used:

Acrylic paint, digital printing, textured relief, mosaic, rhinestones, crystals and semi-precious stones: red coral, pearl, agate, and nacre or mother-of-pearl. The base is canvas stretched on a wooden frame.

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