Description
This colored pencil artwork blends surrealism, abstraction, and symbolism. The intricate, multi-colored patterns and flowing lines create a visual labyrinth that invites interpretation and reflection. The piece features several distinct elements: a man riding an insect holding a large mushroom, mysterious staircases, and arched structures that seem to open into other dimensions or worlds. These surreal details evoke a sense of dream-like wonder, as if we are witnessing a strange journey through the mind.
The composition is layered with curved shapes and vibrant colors that give it an almost psychedelic feel. The shifting and overlapping forms, combined with elements such as faces in the tree branches and architectural shapes, suggest the artist is exploring themes of nature, the passage of time, and the blending of reality and imagination.
Nina Tokhtaman Valetova
Nina Valetova is an internationally acclaimed award winning artist, based in New York.
After graduating with a master’s degree in art and art history, she began her freelancing career by creating artworks on paper and oil paintings.
Nina’s work seamlessly weaves together ancient cultures, mythologies, fantasy, metaphysics, and philosophy. The theme of science is also presented in artworks, like a homotopy and mobius strip.
Her paintings and drawings cannot be classified within a particular framework of definitions or styles. In general, Nina’s art defies categorization, and each piece is often created in several styles. Nina is constantly searching for new ways to create art, and as a result, she has established the Synthesis Art Style.
Her unique style, Synthesis Art, combines suprematism, surrealism, cubism, abstract, and figurative arts, pushing boundaries in contemporary art.
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