Ukraine
Olga Melezhik – Painting emotions, shaping future states. Where each brushstroke captures fleeting feelings, transforming them into lasting moments of inspiration and inner harmony
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Olga Melezhik, an artist whose work is rich in emotional range, paints future states of the soul. Since childhood, she saw the universe not with her eyes, but with her heart, perceiving the mood, feelings and emotions of people through colors. Trained as an architect and artist from the Faculty of Architecture, she possesses classical skill. Her true inspiration came when Olga worked as an assistant to an Italian artist. It was there that she discovered her unique style, allowing her to spontaneously express her inner states and emotional palette in the moment. Given that an emotion lasts only 7 seconds, she needed a technique that could create a painting in 5 minutes for maximum emotional accuracy. Olga began to create not just paintings, but “Stanas" - states that she feels at the moment or wants to feel in the future. These works became for her not only a source of creative inspiration, but also a way to activate and expand the desired states. Each glance at the painting caused the activation and expansion of the emotional energy within it, turning it into a permanent, basic state. Now her paintings have become a valuable resource not only for herself, but also for her customers, who can also immerse themselves in this world of emotions through her work.
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