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Lana Korolievskaia
Artist from Ukraine
Was born in 1963. I've been drawing since childhood. Have designer's education. I work as a teacher of painting and design in local college. Sometimes I do design projects. I have illustrated more than 50 books. I took part in many prestigious international illustration competitions. 2004 – was awarded by iBbY (International Council for Books for Young people) Honour List 2004 for the high quality illustrations, Basel, Switzerland and by the Certificate of Honour for Illustration (for “Piratic stories”), Cape Town, South Africa.
I paint pictures in my free time - for my own pleasure.
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Time Of Silence
Prints by Lana Korolievskaia
80 x 100 cm • Canvas
Location:
Dnipro, Ukraine
Time always flows forward. And only the artist stops him in his painting. There is no need to rush anywhere. Nobody rushes. Everything froze! Even the clock - the messenger of time - is not able to continue to mince the rhythm of existence. The desert depicted in the picture is both the collapse of civilization and the starting point of a new life, in which two surviving eccentrics turned out to be. These are no longer the original Adam and Eve, they are a product of civilization. The rest depends on them. The end is always the beginning of a new one!
Location:
Dnipro, Ukraine
About the artist
Lana Korolievskaia
Artist from Ukraine
Was born in 1963. I've been drawing since childhood. Have designer's education. I work as a teacher of painting and design in local college. Sometimes I do design projects. I have illustrated more than 50 books. I took part in many prestigious international illustration competitions. 2004 – was awarded by iBbY (International Council for Books for Young people) Honour List 2004 for the high quality illustrations, Basel, Switzerland and by the Certificate of Honour for Illustration (for “Piratic stories”), Cape Town, South Africa.
I paint pictures in my free time - for my own pleasure.
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