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Natalia Korneeva (Natiko)  

Natalia is a artist who works with oil and acrylic paints, creating voluminous and dramatic brushstrokes using palette knives and brushes. This texturing is a distinctive feature of her artworks.

The primary subject of Natalia's exploration is nature, and her works pay special attention to the fragility and strength of nature, its beauty, and purity. Her art is focused on conveying the emotional aspects of nature and inspires viewers to contemplate the fragility of natural beauty and humanity's impact on it.

Her works primarily feature landscapes, including mountain and seascape scenes. In her art, she strives to depict the beauty of the world, encouraging viewers to reflect on the fragility of nature and its interaction with humanity. In her conceptual pieces about nature and its feelings, nature takes on the form of a woman telling a story.

A mixed technique in these works allows her to convey her concept more vividly and have a stronger impact on viewers, highlighting important aspects of nature.

Natalia also conducts open masterclasses for children, aiming to unleash their creative potential, and actively participates in charitable exhibitions in her city.

She has experience in organizing personal exhibitions, such as "Landscapes through the Eyes of an Artist" in Moscow in 2021 and "The Story of Nature's Soul" in the Moscow Library in 2022.

Among the numerous group exhibitions in which Natalia has participated, it is worth mentioning "ARTBOX.PROJECT World 2.0" at URBANSIDE Gallery in Switzerland, as well as the exhibition project "MOODACT & SMENA 2.0" in Moscow. Her artworks can be found in collections in Scotland and Germany.

Currently, Natalia is working on a new series using ink pens and black watercolor for an art fair, The Other Art Fair, scheduled for 2024.

Publications:

2023 Catalog of the exhibition "Nature without recognition: is it about human blindness?" USA

Media Article: 

2023 The News God, USA