Still life with a violin
The painting “Still Life with Violin” is executed in the classical tradition of the genre, yet carries subtle symbolism. At the center of the composition is a violin leaning against an empty frame, hinting at the connection between music and painting as two forms of art. Nearby are elegant Oriental vessels and a decorative vase, adding a sense of refinement and sophistication. In the foreground lie fabric and a drawing of a face, lending the work depth and multilayered meaning. The color scheme is soft, with warm ochre and brown tones that create an atmosphere of comfort and quiet contemplation.
Nila Gorchanyuk
Borne on February 8th, 1967 in the city of Brest (Belarus). Graduated from the Lvov Institute of Applied and Decorative Art (1993). Works in the field of the easel painting, drawing and gobelin. Since 1991 she is a participant of art exhibitions. Has held two personal exhibitions in Brest (1994, 1996). The works are in museums of Brest and in private collections in Belarus and a number of foreign countries. A member of the BAU since 1997. Lives in Brest