150 Amazing Paintings By Artists Michael and Inessa Garmash | ArtLiveAndBeauty

 

Paintings of M & I Garmash Romantic impressionists

Michael ( Mikhail ) Garmash was born in the Ukrainian city of Lugansk in 1969. Michael Garmash began painting at the age of three and began his professional art education at the Lugansk Youth Center for Creativity at the age of six. Inessa Kitaychik was born in Lipetsk, Russia, in 1972. The young lady excelled in ballet, gymnastics, and singing from an early age. Inessa Garmash took lessons in all three artistic disciplines at the same time, and after graduating from the music and ballet schools, she enrolled in the Lugansk school of fine arts. 

Michael and Inessa Garmash sign their work with more than two names. They share a home and collaborate on projects. They are lovely, youthful, and devoted to one other, which may explain why their paintings are so instantly recognisable as sunny, bright, And brilliant ; Girls, flowers, children, the sun, and the sea of St. Petersburg painters have delighted the eyes of countless collectors both abroad and in Russia for many years now, thanks to a strong wide brushstroke, rich colours, professional education, enormous experience, and successful tales. On many of the works, Inessa and her daughter Polina are portrayed.

The Couples Michael and Inessa Garmash are relatively rare among active artists. Harmonious married couples are even less common. And it is extremely rare for those who sign the fruits of joint creativity with a common signature. Any such family interaction is genuinely pleasing. 

"Michael's relationship with Inessa is romantic and reminiscent of a movie scenario. Some parts of this narrative are so surreal that I'm not sure whether they're true. Although this is not the case in real life...

Michael had come in Lugansk for a two-week army holiday when they met. On the last day of vacation, the rendezvous took place at the bus stop. What is known as "love at first sight" occurred. Mikhail was due to return to the military unit the next day, but he chose to draw Her instead... Mikhail painted Inessa on the walls of houses in Lugansk, including the walls of Inessa's entry, while she was asleep, rather than in an album.