A painting


   Acrylics on paper, 50cm*70cm, 2018
   What I love about painting is that colour can express not only the hues of painted objects, but also space, light and many more visual effects. This connected with possibility of using different brushstrokes makes painting such a rich language and an opportunity to observe nature carefully.

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