Olya
Gosteva

Olya, like a magic wand, directs her brush so that her energy spreads through the picture. Clean and positive energy!

Olya Gosteva "Olya Gosteva" - Creative personality, talented, famous and free Artist. And also one of the best Artistic Tattoo Masters. Her works are definitely positively charged, psychologically and emotionally, with pure positive and colossal energy! Her paintings seem to have a thermal effect, heat and cold emanate from them, depending on the emotions experienced and the energy invested.

About the artist:
Olya Gosteva was born on January 4, 1974. Russian free artist - self-taught, of mixed origin, living in Russia since childhood. As a child, Olya was a very independent and precocious child, so as a teenager and from the age of 14 she worked hard and hard to provide for her family. And despite her youth, thanks to her early marriage and pregnancy, Olya already now has an adult daughter, who in every possible way supports her work.

Olya is inspired by:
"Music .. Rain .. Yellow flowers .. Smells .. Autumn and Love"
Her strong character is also demonstrated by her statements and publications on the Internet. She is like a purebred child of art, who has received an innate creative gift from the universe, born to draw and create. Nowhere learning the art of painting, she continues to create and give her wonderful creativity. Olya Gosteva is the embodiment of creativity, power and tenderness!

About the process:
Painting using different genres and styles, using: Animalism and Landscape, Seascape and Urban Landscape, Romanticism and Impressionism, Expressionism, as well as other styles and genres, and of course Art Tattoo as well. (Tattoo - Tattoo)

Materials used:
The artist draws her own paintings on a variety of materials and uses canvases for her own drawings and paintings, which can be made from a wide variety of fibers and have all kinds of texture.
For example: Paper, as well as various objects, for example: Plates, Pebbles, Bottles and other materials, and Olya Gosteva uses a living human body - skin as her canvases.
Depending on the genre chosen, Olya uses Artistic Oil Paints, Ink, Watercolors and Gouache, Acrylics and Pastels, as well as ink for applying Tattoos on the skin.

Olya Gosteva is undoubtedly a priceless nugget! And it can definitely be called an Artist. Possessing a rare childhood vision, a style of drawing that is not inherent in an adult, and of course the owner of her own unique handwriting. Today, her outrageous perfectionism - having a huge influence over her and her desire for a non-existent ideal, she herself does not personally recognize an artist in herself - since she has not learned to draw and does not think that she draws well enough to be called an artist. Olya does not give her works to exhibitions, even with lengthy persuasions and requests, including outside the Russian Federation “Olya simply needs to accept the fact that her imagination will constantly depict the most ideal canvases, rather than the artist being able to paint this on a physical level. She will be behind all the time, walking behind the back of her own fantasy.“But at the same time, she easily and gratuitously presented people with many personal works, paintings, stones, bottles and plates. "It's no secret that the environment familiar to an ordinary person, a creative person can cause stress." “So, it is known that the artist Michelangelo burned many of his works. In order for no person to know in any way about the embodiment of what he saw in his fantasy and how many preliminary and unsuccessful sketches from his own point of view, he needed to draw, until the moment when he carried out and completed what he started. "

Currently, Olya Gosteva lives in the North-West of Russia, in a town called Murmansk, formed on May 28, 1938. population of about 300,000 people.
In the Northwest it borders - Kongeriket Noreg (Kongeriket Norge - Norway) In the West - Suomi (Finland - Finland), And in the South it borders - Karelia. And her second home and permanent job was the famous Murmansk, Arctic Icebreaker 50 Years of Victory! Olya goes to sea on the Legendary Russian Atomic Icebreaker 50 Years of Victory - the largest and most powerful icebreaker in the world! Built on October 4, 1989 and launched on December 29, 1993. Research, Cruise Icebreaker, aimed at the implementation of Arctic cruises, more often in this to the North Pole, the Arctic Ocean and to the north of Europe where the protected Franz Josef Land Archipelago is located. Olya's creative works are inspired by the world around her, the people around her, the emotions and feelings she experiences. Powerful positive discharges, as if psychologically and emotionally charged. Olya seeks to move them into the picture. The unusually positive charges of the universe that surround us everywhere, trying to translate them into a more material form that anyone can approach and touch. He tries to revive the nature surrounding the canvas, animate living beings on it and develop life in it. As if you can enter the Picture itself, walk through a picturesque place and see the living creatures that live in it. Perhaps, in essence, she kind of invites art connoisseurs to join the creation of new masterpieces, using her own interpretations of what she depicts in her paintings - canvases. Different people can feel in their own way, as well as understand her paintings and materialize their feelings in different ways. You can try to fantasize, write poetry or sculpt sculptures, and then give them developed and interesting stories. Olya, has already given others a lot of good ideas and people filled with gratitude have repaid the universe with their creativity, dedicating it to Olya.
The creative works of Olya Gostevoy undoubtedly have a positive influence, stimulating the emotional sphere, developing intuition, imagination, evoking reflections on current events and the world around us in general.
Most of Olya's pictures are based on landscapes and animals. Olya, as if with a magic wand, directs her brush charged with energy so that this magical discharge hits the picture so that this bio energy spreads in the form of multi-colored particles of the picture. Pure and positive, colossal energy!

Genres:
ANIMALISM - where the themes of the images of the artistic direction represent animals of various species.
Wild animals of various subspecies, pets of various breeds, without exception, representatives of the animal world.
There is some kind of magic in her paintings! As if in confirmation of her paintings are also 4 elements of the planet of the earth. Feathered as representatives of the element Air, Terrestrial as representatives of the element Earth, Waterfowl as representatives of the element Water, In ancient times, Dragons, and in modern times probably Reptiles as representatives of the element Fire.
"Initially, Animalism flowed into the types of Chinese art painting due to the fact that it first appeared in China in the 8th century. And only in the period of the Renaissance was formed in Europe where animals at that time were represented as well as the personification of the shortcomings of human virtues."

LANDSCAPE - The main theme of Olya Gostevoy's paintings is considered to be the natural world, the surrounding sphere, towns and country courtyards or absolutely wilderness.
"Initially, the landscape genre arose in the ancient period, when the presence of painting of castles, temples and the formation of miniatures and icons was widespread. As an independent genre, the landscape was formed in the 16th century and since that time has entered the most common genres of art painting. It exists in the works of numerous artists such as Pieter Paul Rubens from the Netherlands, Alexey Kondratyevich Savrasov from the Russian Empire, Edouard Manet from France, Isaac Ilyich Levitan from Russia, Pieter Cornelis (Piet) Mondriaan from the Netherlands, Pablo Picasso from Spain, Georges Braque from France and many others representatives of the direction. "

SEA LANDSCAPE or Marina - here Olya Gosteva often shows the nature of the seafaring element and its majesty. "The most popular marine painter in society is probably considered Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky from Russia, whose canvas" The 9th shaft "can be described as a masterpiece of Russian painting. Marina's rise proceeded at the same time with the formation of the landscape in principle."

URBAN LANDSCAPE - here Olya Gosteva depicts natural landscapes with swans and ducks on a pond, a fountain in an alley and endless paths, roads and realities of everyday life. A light rain that beats in unison with its own heartbeat over the iridescent puddles, illuminated by the radiant sun, quiet morning fields and country courtyards. Rural landscapes are not intermittently changing together with the continuously flowing time. But the main thing here is not time, but the artist Olya Gosteva herself and her ability to tell her story in drawings and paintings. "One of the most famous painters of the urban landscape genre was Claude Monet, who painted the Parliament Building at sunset, 1902."

ROMANCE IN LANDSCAPE - here Olya Gosteva demonstrates a subjective view of the objective world, and shows a picture filtered through its sensuality. Olya shows nature in an extremely sensual way. The artist depicts drawings of animals in the background of a rural area, urban or sea landscape. The predominant genre among the works of Olya Gosteva is the fantastic picture "The Milky Sea on a Gloomy Stone". "Romanticism at all times has been viewed as a mirror of the human soul, in Germany it was also viewed as a symbolism of freedom and infinity. It also affirms the cult of nature, feelings and the natural in man. One of the Romantic Landscape painters was Joseph Mallord William Turner from Great Britain, Caspar David Friedrich from Germany, Frederic Edwin Church from the USA. "

IMPRESSIONISM - In her own paintings, the artist of mixed styles and genres, impressionist Olya Gosteva, with the support of her characteristic distinctive brush strokes and rich colors, conveys an atmosphere of warmth or cold of powerful winds or pacified serenity, an obscure rainy morning dawn, or a bright sunny day, or maybe a magnificent evening sunset. And besides, own individual feelings from what he saw and felt in the world of emotions, those feelings and fleeting impressions where external similarity or authenticity is not evaluated, but only the immediate realism of the feelings experienced is appreciated. The spiritual state of the picture, its atmosphere and depth. "Initially, this style was subjected to strong criticism. Fundamental paintings of the Impressionists existed and were exhibited in Paris, in the Salon of Les Miserables, in this place, not recognized by the official salon of arts in Paris, could exhibit their artwork. For the first time the word "impressionism" was used by the art critic Louis Leroy, it was he who composed a contemptuous response to the magazine "Le Charivari" about the exhibition of artists. For the term he gave, he characterized the canvas "Impression. Rising Sun ”written by Claude Monet. He called absolutely many painters the impressionists, an approximate translation of which is "impressed". The first canvases were actually criticized, but soon a huge number of admirers of the latest trends in art began to arrive at the art salon, and the style itself from the outcast was transformed into a generally recognized style. "

AR BRUT is the creative process of Olya Gosteva in a more true manifestation: these are unexpected emotional outbursts from the depths of her intellect and consciousness, captured in the picture. A naive and primitivistic drawing with the purest lines, which have every chance of being a genre of trash or romanticism. It is possible to compare it with the avant-garde in art - certain artworks by Olya Gostevoy are not included in any way, not in one style, and in some cases they have every chance to combine many styles.
"Art Brut / Art Brut was called the French avant-garde, since it was he who was present only within French-speaking Europe - Of the more common are many famous Art Brut creators - Eugenio Santoro from Switzerland, Joseph Ferdinand Cheval from France - better known as the postman Cheval , Friedrich Schroder Sonnenstern from Germany, Adolf Wolfli from Switzerland, Aloise Corbaz from Switzerland, Augustin Lesage from France, Louis Soutter from Switzerland, August Walla from Australia, Johann Hauser from Austria, Henry Darger from America, Madge Gill from Britain, originally from America , Giovanni Andrea Podesta from Italy, Martin Ramirez from America, Judith Scott from America, Raphael Lonne from France, etc. "

EXPRESSIONISM - In her own drawings, Olya Gosteva obviously seeks to show not so much external features as internal feelings, just at the expense of external images. Such works are sent to rethink absolutely all views on art. Oli Gostevoy's distinctive drawing styles are noted. Where there is a simplification, almost comparable to primitivism, exaggeration, which are similar to the grotesque type, details from the types of impressionism, the use of an angular line, a rough brushstroke, bright color, where notes of causing color contrast. A picture of a lightning-fast impression, capable of conveying all the depths of excitement. It is also possible to note that, from the usual imitation of reality, the painter is more and more immersed in various avant-garde techniques, which give her the opportunity to express her emotions, impressions, abstract sensations, sensory worries like love, happiness, joy, pain, despair, betrayal much more colorful. After experiencing negative and positive episodes in her own life, the artist certainly expresses not only her feelings about an extremely unstable society, which at any second is capable of destroying a myriad of living beings from the planet. But also the very disturbing emotions of the living beings themselves. Therefore, for numerous connoisseurs of art, these paintings seem extremely clear, and the styles are timely and relevant for the given time. “The representatives of post-impressionism had a special influence on the representatives of Expressionism. And by that period they had invented a large number of drawing techniques, methods of working with colors and various lines.
The most popular representatives of Expressionism are: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner from Germany, Edvard Munch from Norway, Franz Marc from Germany, Frank Helmut Auerbach from Britain, Albert Bloch from America, Zinaida Serebriakova from Russia living in France, Johannes Carolus Bernardus Sluijters from the Netherlands, Nicolae Tonitza from Romania, Milton Clark Avery from America, Max Beckmann from Germany and many others. "

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