SOLO

exhibition

“Abstract painting is abstract translations of feelings and a search for beauty in non-obvious things.”

Alena Fadeeva is a self-taught artist from Russia focusing on abstract painting.

60 W x 80 H x 1.8 D cm
This is about the world of information in which we live, this is about an overabundance of information. Our mind is constantly in this crazy information flow. Stop, breathe, look around, look inside yourself, listen to yourself. All the answers are inside.
This incredible web of thoughts, many planned things that cannot be done in 24 hours. And it drives us crazy

All her works go through the process of intuition and meditation, taking inspiration from nature, music, street art, travel, impressions, emotions and feelings.

Way You Think #2

Acrylic

$1,790

60 W x 90 H x 1.8 D cm
This is about the world of information in which we live, this is about an overabundance of information. Our mind is constantly in this crazy information flow. Stop, breathe, look around, look inside yourself, listen to yourself. All the answers are inside.
This incredible web of thoughts, many planned things that cannot be done in 24 hours. And it drives us crazy

She loves the sensations of the versatility of color and texture of paint that she feels when creating her abstract works.

"I'm not worried about anything, I just trust myself in the process."

When Alena created her first abstract work, she felt inside that she had found herself.

Alena is a participant of international exhibitions, recent exhibitions in Russia, Italy and Great Britain. She is also a participant in international competitions and received awards. Her paintings are in private collections in Russia and other countries.

For Alena, abstract painting is abstract translations of feelings and a search for beauty in non-obvious things. When Alena makes a line or a brush stroke, she can then sit for a long time and just look at these lines and strokes. This is her meditation. The canvas for her is the perfect place for her most intimate emotions and feelings. Creativity helps her to discover and understand herself more and more.

“I feel that abstraction is the most expressive art form. For me, abstractions are primarily a process, not a result, and it is a process of immersion in oneself.

I just have impulses and I follow them."

She mainly uses acrylic in her paintings, but she also enjoys experimenting with other materials such as ink, spray paint, oil pastels, pencils, various markers and other materials. In addition, to create her work, she uses brushes, mastic, fingers, sponges and other tools at hand. There are no limits in painting for her. She does what she feels. Alena loves to try new techniques and materials to create her own interesting effects in her work. She can take ground coffee or scraps of a paper bag and use them in her painting whenever she feels like it. Each painting is a new fantastic adventure for her.