The exhibition of Lyudmila Petrovna Vedyaeva "Crimea. Magic land. Eye of joy!"

If you look at a flower, a meadow, mountains - it’s breathtaking! And from the spring color, my head is spinning.

In childhood, hunger was not noticed from communication with nature. Nature is good all year round. Back in winter there were bouquets of rosemary and larch with an intoxicating smell. Already in the spring - a sea of flowers: the first uruguyks (dream grass), white, lilac, violet - grow in heaps on the hills, peering out from under the snow. And in the summer… not describe. Those who were in Transbaikalia know the abundance of flowers: lilies, frying, bluebells, marin roots - not terry peonies.

And the meadows are yellow from poppies…
And at home mother’s embroidery and everywhere white knitwear.
In general, nature was our educator. And unless you hold on and run along the street after school, when the Ledum blossoms, according to science, the Transbaikal Rhododendron.

Growing up, I wanted to see a lot, and journeys began around the country: Transbaikalia. Siberia, the Urals, Ukraine, Belarus, the Baltic states, Bashkiria, Tataria, the Caucasus, Crimea, old Russian cities…

The idea was born to make an exhibition "My Fatherland" or "My Homeland" - I’m getting ready…
Well, for now, the exhibition is about Crimea.
I invite you.

The exhibition “Flowers and Eternal Love” has just ended in the concert hall of the Philharmonic, and now “From Heart to Heart” is on display.