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Rainbow geometry Music of color. Painting
Exhibition October 18 − November 10, 2019
State Theater Museum A.A. Bakhrushina holds an exhibition of paintings by Tatyana Selvinskaya“Rainbow geometry. Music of color. Painting"from the new author’s series.
The exhibition will feature artwork inspired by geometry. This creative period in the life of the artist is characterized by the absence in the painting of the theater with its aesthetics and laws that filled the work of previous years.
Today in the artist’s workshop more than 120 paintings are the result of the triumph of talent multiplied by the colorful chaos of everyday creative work. The temperamental, sonorous color of the paintings is mesmerizing, revealing the secret of color, personally of the Selvin color. Each work breathes love and energizes the author's genius. The creative portfolio of Tatyana Selvinskaya includes more than 100 personal and collective exhibitions, more than 100 performances co-authored by directors Felix Berman, Naum Orlov, Pyotr Fomenko, Mikhail Levitin, Roman Viktyuk and others.
Prepared by materialsState Theater Museum. A.A. Bahrushina.
The exhibition will feature artwork inspired by geometry. This creative period in the life of the artist is characterized by the absence in the painting of the theater with its aesthetics and laws that filled the work of previous years.
Today in the artist’s workshop more than 120 paintings are the result of the triumph of talent multiplied by the colorful chaos of everyday creative work. The temperamental, sonorous color of the paintings is mesmerizing, revealing the secret of color, personally of the Selvin color. Each work breathes love and energizes the author's genius. The creative portfolio of Tatyana Selvinskaya includes more than 100 personal and collective exhibitions, more than 100 performances co-authored by directors Felix Berman, Naum Orlov, Pyotr Fomenko, Mikhail Levitin, Roman Viktyuk and others.
Prepared by materialsState Theater Museum. A.A. Bahrushina.
