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Le ciel. Paris, 33 Bd Pasteur, 2025
Natalia Emelianova  

Painting : oil · 50 x 65 x 2 cm 19.7 x 25.6 x 0.8 inch · Ready to hang

€1,588 1 588 €
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Painting : Unique artwork

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Artwork sold in perfect condition, not framed, ready to hang

with stretcher frame

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50 x 65 x 2 cm 19.7 x 25.6 x 0.8 inch Height x Width x Depth

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Contemporary Parisian Architectural Abstraction in Blue Hues, Original Oil.

Discover "Le ciel. Paris, 33 Bd Pasteur" ("The sky. Paris, 33 Bd Pasteur") an exquisite oil artwork (50x65 cm) on linen canvas by Natalia, originating from her evocative “Les garde-corps" (“The guardrails") series. This piece masterfully abstracts a Parisian balcony railing from Boulevard Pasteur, transforming its functional design into a captivating visual narrative. The artwork's palette is dominated by luxurious periwinkle blue and calming greige, enriched with delicate blush undertones, embodying a sophisticated contemporary aesthetic.

Natalia's work thoughtfully explores how everyday structures, like the protective yet beautiful French guardrails, can elevate our surroundings. This particular piece showcases a pattern dissolving into the sky's hue, challenging our conventional understanding of reality with its subtle symmetry and fluid lines. It's an artwork that promises to be a striking focal point in any modern interior or an esteemed addition to a curated art collection. An exceptional choice for a memorable gift, it imbues a space with Parisian elegance and artistic depth. Elevate your decor with this stunning, original abstract artwork.

Abstract

Architecture

Minimalism

Geometric abstraction

Pattern

Paris

Dark blue

France  • 1983

Presentation

Natalia is a contemporary artist working primarily with oil painting. She was born in Moscow in 1983 and has been living and working in Sceaux, France, since 2022.

As Natalia is raising a daughter, her artistic practice often turns toward intimate subjects: interiors, still lifes, and simple everyday objects.

She enjoys observing daily life, architecture, nature, and the changing seasons, paying close attention to subtle transformations in the world around her. She is particularly interested in how an interior point of view alters the perception of exterior space.

Natalia chooses oil paint as her main medium for its plasticity, richness, wide color range, and the possibility of working in layers, allowing her works to gain texture and depth.

Her most recent series, “Les garde-corps", can be literally translated as “to protect the body." The series was inspired by Natalia's love for Parisian architecture and her fascination with buildings and their railings. In these works, the viewpoint is always situated in a safe interior space, looking out onto the street. Natalia reflects on the dual nature of French garde-corps: made of cold, rigid metal, they are nevertheless designed to protect from falling, while also being remarkably beautiful, fluid, and ornamental. The series explores how a purely utilitarian object can make the surrounding world slightly more beautiful.

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