Original paintings and drawings. Cosmism. Rack in the bottle. Lonli Lola

Lonli Lola Country: Russia Contact the Artist: Lonli Lola Artist's website: lolalonli.com View all artworks of Lonli Lola About the artist: Lola Lonli was born on July 8, 1973 in small town Yelets in Russia . Lola paints since early childhood. From 1996 she is the member of the International Federation of Artists and Federation of Artists of Moscow region, section of graphic arts. From 1993 to 1997 she was working and arranging exhibitions with group of artist “Union of African figures”. Lola is the member of the Executive Committee of International Association “Universal Day of Culture” and the Director of the art-studio “The World's treasure”. From 1989 till 2010 Lola arranged, hosted and has taken part of about 70 exhibitions in Russia , Latvia and Ukraine , including those with her students. The exhibitions have been attended by about 500 000 visitors. Lola's masterpieces are kept in museums and personal collections in many countries. The compositions of the paintings are based on epics, myths and legends of nations of the World reflecting author's keen interest in ethnography. Each painting is accompanied by the author's remark. The paintings are full with deep philosophical meaning and complex symbolism. They are worked out in authentic author's technique based on layered painting by egg distemper with natural mineral pigments and essential oils. The graphics is drawn by the author using traditional materials like Indian ink, pen and watercolors. Author's photo dtd July 9, 2010. School of painting - cosmism

Comment to the artwork:

Artist John Tatarenko had a remarkable idea of an exhibition-performance « the Silent life around of a dead nature ». The idea has arisen from sounding a word "still-life" in English and the French language. This rack has combined in a bottle, and I from myself have added power vibrations.

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