Red Komar

Her favourite artists are Marc Chagall, Salvador Dali, Edvard Munch, Aaron Bohrod, Masaaki Sasamoto, Steven Wilhelmina, and Ian Sklarsky.

It is very hard to single out someone most significant to her.  She admires many, and each of them has contributed to her artistic perception.

At a certain period in her life, she realized that she sees things differently. What she sees with her own eyes is broken into an incredible array of tiny particles, mixed with emotions and sensations, merging into something completely new and incredible. She realized that this cannot be kept inside of her and resorted to canvas and brushes. She wants his paintings to become a guide for viewers, a guide that will help them to experience an unknown world that cannot be seen with the naked eye or felt in our everyday routine. Yes, of course, she still has very little experience, and at this stage, she does not possess relevant technical capacities to fully portray events in a way she would like the viewers to see them, but she has a very strong desire to professionally grow in order to achieve new artistic horizons. New knowledge and experience provide an unlimited flow of energy. While painting, a mysterious cloud envelops her and it seems that she merges with his brush. It gives a feeling that she is not just painting, but transferring his consciousness and thoughts onto a canvas.

She believes that her paintings are capable of conveying to others a new vision of ourselves, our emotions and the world in which we live. This helps us to understand that no actual boundaries exist and something beautiful is present in absolutely everything that surrounds us.

She admires a lot of things, many artists, literary figures, and musicians, but a simple puff of wind, a withered flower or a glare on wet paving stones after rain can also inspire. It is literally enough to close your eyes and take a breather in order to see perfection in emptiness.