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1981
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Ekaterina Khovanskaya is an artist. Born in Pskov, she now works and lives in St. Petersburg. Her creative education includes children's art school, individual lessons with the artist Markul Dmitry Borisovich, various courses related to painting, both technical and theoretical.
In her paintings the artist uses mainly oil and acrylic. Most of her works can be attributed to symbolism. Catherine's works are about goodness, the beauty of this world. “One of the ideas attracting me is the transmission of textures, often imperfect in their form, but conveying the most precious thing - natural beauty, the breath of freedom, the very life energy."
In 2019 she started a collaboration with the production of decorative cushions, where many of her works have become the visual basis for home interior elements.
Participant of 8 exhibitions, including 5 solo exhibitions.
Education:
2015-2016 studied with the artist Markul Dmitry Borisovich, St. Petersburg, Russia
2011-2016. - Professionally engaged in photography, Russia
1988-1994 - Children's Art School, St. Petersburg, Russia
Personal exhibitions:
January 2022 “Big Love", St. Petersburg, Russia
April 2021 “Beautiful Creatures", St. Petersburg, Russia
March 2020. “Awakening" in Herzen Russian State Pedagogical University, St. Petersburg, Russia
November 2019 “Signs" in the interiors of the Sofitel Hotel, St. Petersburg, Russia
September 2019. “Energy of Light", St. Petersburg, Russia
group exhibitions:
June 2022 Molbert Gallery, St. Petersburg, Russia
April 2022 Eco Art Russia, Ekaterinburg, Russia
November 2020 W&P GALLERY, St. Petersburg, Russia
Works in Collections:
Works are in collections in Italy, Finland, Greece, Japan and Russia.
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