Daria Kropacheva | A Contemporary Symbolist Moldovian Artist | ArtLiveAndBeauty

 

Daria Kropacheva's Paintings 

Daria Kropacheva is a Moldavian contemporary symbolist artist from Transnistria. Daria's ability for painting was found while she was a toddler. At the age of 17, she painted the walls of a local church and supplemented her income by drawing caricatures and portraits. After finishing high school, the young artist decides to go to Chisinau to study easel painting at the Academy of Music, Theater, and Fine Arts. Daria Kropacheva moves to Rome after graduating from the academy since the demand for her employment in her own nation is low. In Rome, she found quick success; local galleries recognised her ability and began to display her work. Daria's work is influenced by Renaissance Italian artists, and the artist skilfully generates movement and tension. Daria Kropacheva's paintings' subjects are full of life, a sense of immortality, and hidden secrets.

Artist Alexander Gizya-Ciobanu ✿ surrealism paintings

Artist Alexander Gizya-Ciobanu 

Alexander Ghiza-Ciobanu is a modern Moldavian surrealist artist.

Alexander Chobanu (creative nickname - Alexander Gizya-Chobanu) was born in 1988. When he was 4 years old, the family moved to the city of Cahul, in the south of Moldova, due to a military conflict. There, Alexander graduated from a children's art school and received a secondary education in IT specialty.

The director of the art school in which Alexander studied, invited the young man to teach ... He decided not to give up painting, but rather, continue his studies.

Last year, Alexander Ciobanu graduated from the Venice Academy of Arts with a degree in painting restoration.

Collaborates with the studio for the production of Venetian masks and historical costumes. Performs stage decorations for the Ball of Casanova, which takes place as part of the Venice Carnival. He participated in the reconstruction of the work of Saul Levitt Wall

Artist Ion Carchelan | Watercolors painter |

Artist Ion Carchelan

 Artist Ion Carchelan was born in 1966 in Moldova. Educated at a school in Chisinau, Ion Carchelan creates his masterpieces using watercolor technique. This is the so-called: watercolor on wet, wet watercolor. This is a very complex technique that only emphasizes the professionalism of the one who owns it. First participated in a group exhibition in 1997. This was followed by exhibitions not only in Moldova, but also abroad. The artist has often exhibited in various cities in the United States. His works have been presented in France, Italy, Austria, China. The artist's paintings are imbued with the spirit of his native land, they are calm, a little sad and poetic

Artist Dmitry Brodetsky (Moldavian artist)

Artist Dmitry Brodetsky

Бродецкий Дмитрий was born in USSR, Chisinau, Moldova. –“ Painting and art in general have captivated me since I was a child. It all started as a mere game, but it later became a means of communication. Painting is actually the only communicative channel still available to me today. That's because I am not a social being, in the sense of taking reality as it is and simply complying with the prevailing, mainstream rules”

66 Paintings Of Artist Arkady Ostritsky | ArtLiveAndBeauty

 

Artist Arkady Ostritsky Paintings

Arkady Ostritsky is A talented contemporary moldavian Painter, Arkady was born in Chisinau, Moldova in 1948. He made a clear decision as a child to devote his life to the realm of art. It couldn't be otherwise: the extraordinary gift of experiencing, or rather, seeing the hidden underlying tension of each experienced moment, this unknown, limitless diversity of life ruled in the soul of the future master, despite being just a backdrop for the ephemeral beauty of each experienced moment. And this talent necessitated reincarnation on a regular basis. 

Oleg Turchin (Moldawian artist)

Artist Oleg Turchin 

Oleg brings a sharp eye and a flexible style that can encompass realism, photorealism and surrealism. His work is held in private collections in the USA, Italy, Holland, Turkey (Bora Collection), Ukraine, Greece, Russia, and in his home Republic of Moldova. He has shown in galleries in Greece and the Ukraine.Oleg was born in Moldova, and began his studies of art at the children’s art school Sciusev under V.B. Bulba. In 1981, he began his studies at the Fine Arts College (I.E. Repin) under S.S. Babjuk and Proniaev. He later studied art at the Institute of Fine Arts under painting faculty leaders I.I. Serbinov and V.I. Kazakov. He was working on the big painting " Bacchanalia" which is be in the hotel Leogrand.