Purple minimalistical abstraction
2022Single piece Signed Dated Titled
From the series Science Art Collection
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Size
24 x 23.62 x 0.71 in
Year
2022
Medium
Paintings
Reference
28b719cf
Science Art Collection by Anastasia Vasilyeva. This abstract painting is part of the limited-edition 2022 summer series.
Formulas from probability theory contribute an unusual element to the color-field style artwork.
Acrylic on canvas, 60x60x1,8cm, ready to hang.
The original artworks from the Science-Art Collection have been presented in art galleries and art fairs in Europe - Spain, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, and Austria. The unique style that combines art and science is a highlight for any contemporary art exhibition. Some of Anastasia Vasilyeva's artworks are already in the collection of the Art Museum in Estonia (Narva City).
1982 , Switzerland
"My art is a manifesto of gratitude to science for all the innovations of our modern world."
Anastasia Vasilyeva is a contemporary artist living in Switzerland who pushes her viewers into the world of scientific art.
She fills her paintings with many symbols and endless details using her own signature painting technique. By mixing basic colors of acrylic paint directly on the canvas, Anastasia creates combinations of meditative colors. At the same time, she complements the paintings with various formulas, pouring her expressive nature into the artwork. Each work surprises the viewer and pushes them to unravel codes and formulas.
Anastasia holds a certificate from MoMa. Since 2018, her paintings have been presented at exhibitions in Europe and the USA. She is the winner of art competitions organized by Artbox Gallery in Zurich.
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