Sasha Bella Exhibition Gallery "Owl-Art in St. Petersburg
Continuing the theme of the St. Petersburg artist Sasha Bella:
"In recent years, painting Sasha Bella more and more" plunged into darkness "in the most literal sense. In this case, it becomes more sophisticated, and in it, like a mirror, reflects the increasingly sophisticated torment the soul of the artist in a desperate rush to approach some kind of plastic to the truth. It looks like she is doing something contrary drawing characters, in addition, light to dark. Calligrapher important moment when the brush touches the surface and when will come off of it. He must feel very subtly that moment, and thoroughly carry out the work. Depends on this depth of meaning, precisely known risuyuschemu. Sasha seems to know the meaning of her paintings shortly before completion and begins to create them without noticing. Poetic and artistic meaning of work he finds her, only the artist had "istonshat" your mind, keep it "wide open" to seize this moment to fix it on the canvas. And, of course, reduce the number of colors. The poet must be expressed succinctly. But the text name of the executable with the brash rudeness here is in the pictures so that the demons to stay away. Ultimately songs are always immaculate and reminiscent of musical chords, with some sudden, dramatic and quite unfamiliar sound.
P.S. This view of an outsider, but very interested audience. After disclosure mechanisms are often more interesting artistic truths themselves to these truths. "
Viktor Tikhomirov, 2010, St. Petersburg.
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"These paintings are no common names. All searches are such a failure - the canvas space is filled with images that are difficult to identify specific words. Just like pulling a red-hot ember from the fire - must be burned. This work can not identify, but can be identified. Sasha Bella, St. Petersburg's an artist, during decades of connoisseurs, enthusiasts and zealots of painting hundreds of unprovable theorems. Master, the art of erecting a grade arithmetic, straightforward combinations, and subversive to the chaos of the mysterious joints ... "
Andrew Milkin, 2000, St. Petersburg.
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