Култура

On October 7 - the International Museum Day, Mrs. Snezhana Veleva, Director of our History Museum, in the presence of colleagues from the Batak Museum, opened in the City Art Gallery the gesturing exhibition-painting "Tales from the Eternal City" by Olya Tashkova.
Born 1963. in Byala, thirty years later, in 1993, she made a decision and devoted herself to space-themed painting. Criticism determined that her paintings belonged to the unconventional intuitive art associated with the ideas of discovering the unknown past and future of the human soul. Her plots are defined as part of the esoteric knowledge of the universe, and the art she creates as a manifestation of her personal supersensibility. She paints with her fingers and impulsively, and what she creates penetrates into the images of the micro- and macrocosm. Her paintings keep the mythological beginning, and the colors she uses are of truth, wisdom, perfection, love -blue, yellow, violet, pink.
Presenting his paintings - over 20 canvases with names such as "Micro and Macro", "Zen", "Before the Explosion", "The Message of St. Nicholas". Arch. Michael", "Paralax", "Sunrise", "New Race", "Nasca Plateau", "From Above", "Unspoken", the artist said: "Whoever has ears - will hear them, whoever has eyes - will see them. Every man is a fairy tale and every man is the director of his fairy tale, which everyone considers in his own silence. Let us not allow the concept of a difficult time to overwhelm us by turning to our own fairy tale." Finally, the artist greeted the attendees of the opening of the exhibition with one performance by Vangelis.
Veska Bozhkova