This is my first attempt at a tempera painting. There’s still work to be done. I made the paints myself.
Ornament with a rooster. Frame option
Ornament with a rooster. Close-up
Ornament with a rooster. Close-up. Signature of the artist
Ornament with a rooster. Mat
Ornament with a rooster
Ornament with a rooster. Interior: Dining-room with a picture on the wall
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TITLE: Ornament with a rooster YEAR: 2024 ARTWORK TYPE: Original Art/One of a kind DIMENSIONS: A3 (29.7 cm x 42 cm) TECHNIQUES: Tempera RELATED THEMES: Ornament SUPPORT OR SURFACE: Paper FRAMING: No
The Firebird is a character from the Slavic epic, an incarnation of the god of the sun and thunderstorm. Its radiance blinds the eyes like the sun or lightning. The Firebird is followed by fairy-tale good men, and to the one who masters at least one of its feathers comes great happiness. The bird lives in another world — the Thirtieth Kingdom, in the paradise garden of Iria, and is connected with the netherworld. The Firebird shines brightly, emitting red, orange and yellow light like a bonfire. She eats golden apples, which give eternal youth, beauty and immortality, and drinks water from living springs. And when she sings, she cures diseases and heals the blind. From its open beak the sounds of thunder roll out and brilliant sparks of lightning scatter. Sometimes you can find a feather that has fallen out of the Firebird’s tail. Taken into a dark room, it will replace the strongest lighting. It is impossible to catch the bird with bare hands — you can get burned or burnt. In Slavic folklore, it is both a blessing and a messenger of doom for its captor. The feather that has fallen out can retain the properties of the feather plumage of the Firebird for a long time. It glows and gives warmth. And when the feather is extinguished, it turns into gold. At night, the Firebird flies around the garden, burning like a flame; if she flies somewhere, everything around her lights up at once. One feather of hers is worth more than the whole kingdom, and the Firebird herself has no price at all. The Firebird dies every autumn and is reborn in spring.
Ancient Slavic ornament. Frame option
Ancient Slavic ornament. Close-up
Ancient Slavic ornament. Close-up
Ancient Slavic ornament. Close-up. Signature of the artist
Ancient Slavic ornament
Ancient Slavic ornament. Liviing-room with a picture on the wall
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TITLE: Ancient Slavic ornament YEAR: 2024 ARTWORK TYPE: Original Art/One of a kind DIMENSIONS A3 (29.7 cm x 42 cm) TECHNIQUES: Acrylic RELATED THEMES: Ornament SUPPORT OR SURFACE: Paper FRAMING: No
From a physical point of view, an ornament is simply some kind of pattern that is aesthetically appealing. But this is only a superficial understanding. Such patterns are a more perfect language, in which you can talk not only with other people, but also with the Universe. Ornaments in the ancient Slavs were used as amulets: it is not just a tradition, it is something that really works. The ancient Slavs knew that with the help of ornaments you can express the very language of Nature, which has never been hostile to people. And by using ornaments, you can attract divine forces for your defence. It was also found out that images and patterns of our ancestors are not just drawings — they are able to deliver information to the oldest part of the brain — the medulla oblongata, where the deepest codes of our memory are stored. Thus, Slavic patterns are able to have a profound positive effect on both the body and consciousness of a person. Ornaments reflect the impact of sound, and therefore such patterns themselves are also capable of structuring water and, therefore, directly influence human health, harmonise all its internal systems with nature. Thus, the clothes of the ancient Slavs, embroidered with sacral ornaments, can not only correct DNA failures, improve health, harmonise consciousness, but also at a deep level to establish harmony between people and nature. Ancient Slavic ornaments are not just patterns, but sacral symbols, which are able to restore a person’s health, harmonise his consciousness, increase awareness and a sense of unity with the Universe.
Ornament. Frame option
Ornament. Close-up
Ornament. Close-up
Ornament. Frame option
Ornament. Backside
Ornament. Sidepiece. Close-up
Ornament
Ornament. Interior: liviing-room with a picture on the wall
If you are interested in this painting and would like to purchase it, please fill out and send the feedback form on the home page. You can also purchase this painting at the online galleries linked on the home page. Dispatch from Kiev
TITLE: Ornament YEAR: 2024 ARTWORK TYPE: Original Art/One of a kind DIMENSIONS: 45х25 cm TECHNIQUES: Acrylic RELATED THEMES: Ornament SUPPORT OR SURFACE: Canvas FRAMING: No
Ornament
