Solo exhibition of Nadi Block opened in the international art gallery Heritage

On October 25, an exhibition was launched by Nadia Blok, a talented French artist whose work is the last word of Russian emigration. Over her long life, she has managed a lot: to work as a translator at the UN, and to travel around the world and create a lot and with inspiration. Her work traces the distinct influence of Dutch painters, especially the artist Brahma Van Welt, with whom she has been associated for many years of friendship.

In her paintings, French expressiveness and selfless lyricism, more characteristic of Russian artists, are felt. In her works, she seems to shine through the world, plays with the Light and catches the most significant colors. Both abstract and realistic paintings are depicted as though through a curtain, an invisible line that separates the artist and the viewer from the true vision. But this does not make the work distant, on the contrary, it increases the sound of the lyrical chorus that goes through them to the maximum.

All her life, following the road of goodness and striving to be a good person, Nadya Blok managed to do a lot in 85 years - create a strong family, many beautiful paintings and even build a temple on the shores of the Aegean Sea on the island of Skyros. And paint his walls and ceiling.

Therefore, she, who belongs to the last, “white” wave of Russian emigration, managed to prove with her creativity and daily work what her predecessors did not have time for. And everyone who has time before November 14th to visit her exhibition in Moscow can be convinced of this.

Heritage Gallery Address: Moscow, Ul. Petrovka, 20/1, entrance number 2 (entrance from St. Petrovsky lines)

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