Evgeniya Dudnikova
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Evgeniya Dudnikova works at the nexus of traditions of surrealism and Jungianism, finding her own unique sincere painting tone of voice. She issues the challenge to create complicated symbolic language, in which she addresses herself to the inner spiritual wandering and transformation. In each work, she contemplates the nature of things and looks for interrelations between objects. The rich abundance of images, combined into constellations, is a distinctive feature of Dudnikova’s style, alike to the surrealist techniques.
Her images mostly deal directly with nature. The artist’s profound connection with nature dates as far back as her childhood when she spent, surrounded by forests and their dwellers. The attachment to wild nature, traveling, and intense observation of the elements and natural phenomena have now become an integral part of her creative practice as well as her personal identity.
Evgeniya works in authorial technique, based on classical linocut and monotype. Her technique includes work with many different colors - from 10 to 40 in one piece, so it even resembles a painting, which is the second area of Evgeniya's creativity. It is achieved by using many little shapes for each color so the printing process looks like creating a multilayer mosaic.
Her images mostly deal directly with nature. The artist’s profound connection with nature dates as far back as her childhood when she spent, surrounded by forests and their dwellers. The attachment to wild nature, traveling, and intense observation of the elements and natural phenomena have now become an integral part of her creative practice as well as her personal identity.
Evgeniya works in authorial technique, based on classical linocut and monotype. Her technique includes work with many different colors - from 10 to 40 in one piece, so it even resembles a painting, which is the second area of Evgeniya's creativity. It is achieved by using many little shapes for each color so the printing process looks like creating a multilayer mosaic.
Evgeniya Dudnikova works at the nexus of traditions of surrealism and Jungianism, finding her own unique sincere painting tone of voice. She issues the challenge to create complicated symbolic language, in which she addresses herself to the inner spiritual wandering and transformation. In each work, she contemplates the nature of things and looks for interrelations between objects. The rich abundance of images, combined into constellations, is a distinctive feature of Dudnikova’s style, alike to the surrealist techniques.
Her images mostly deal directly with nature. The artist’s profound connection with nature dates as far back as her childhood when she spent, surrounded by forests and their dwellers. The attachment to wild nature, traveling, and intense observation of the elements and natural phenomena have now become an integral part of her creative practice as well as her personal identity.
Evgeniya works in authorial technique, based on classical linocut and monotype. Her technique includes work with many different colors - from 10 to 40 in one piece, so it even resembles a painting, which is the second area of Evgeniya's creativity. It is achieved by using many little shapes for each color so the printing process looks like creating a multilayer mosaic.
Her images mostly deal directly with nature. The artist’s profound connection with nature dates as far back as her childhood when she spent, surrounded by forests and their dwellers. The attachment to wild nature, traveling, and intense observation of the elements and natural phenomena have now become an integral part of her creative practice as well as her personal identity.
Evgeniya works in authorial technique, based on classical linocut and monotype. Her technique includes work with many different colors - from 10 to 40 in one piece, so it even resembles a painting, which is the second area of Evgeniya's creativity. It is achieved by using many little shapes for each color so the printing process looks like creating a multilayer mosaic.
Evgeniya Dudnikova works at the nexus of traditions of surrealism and Jungianism, finding her own unique sincere painting tone of voice. She issues the challenge to create complicated symbolic language, in which she addresses herself to the inner spiritual wandering and transformation. In each work, she contemplates the nature of things and looks for interrelations between objects. The rich abundance of images, combined into constellations, is a distinctive feature of Dudnikova’s style, alike to the surrealist techniques.
Her images mostly deal directly with nature. The artist’s profound connection with nature dates as far back as her childhood when she spent, surrounded by forests and their dwellers. The attachment to wild nature, traveling, and intense observation of the elements and natural phenomena have now become an integral part of her creative practice as well as her personal identity.
Evgeniya works in authorial technique, based on classical linocut and monotype. Her technique includes work with many different colors - from 10 to 40 in one piece, so it even resembles a painting, which is the second area of Evgeniya's creativity. It is achieved by using many little shapes for each color so the printing process looks like creating a multilayer mosaic.
Her images mostly deal directly with nature. The artist’s profound connection with nature dates as far back as her childhood when she spent, surrounded by forests and their dwellers. The attachment to wild nature, traveling, and intense observation of the elements and natural phenomena have now become an integral part of her creative practice as well as her personal identity.
Evgeniya works in authorial technique, based on classical linocut and monotype. Her technique includes work with many different colors - from 10 to 40 in one piece, so it even resembles a painting, which is the second area of Evgeniya's creativity. It is achieved by using many little shapes for each color so the printing process looks like creating a multilayer mosaic.
