Exhibition of Yulia Pinezhaninova "I will tell you about silence ..."

January 22 at 14. 00 in the Konstantinovsky Palace exhibition of St. Petersburg artist-impressionist Julia Pinezhaninova "I will tell you about silence…"

At the age of 27, Julia is a member of the Union of Artists of Russia, winner of international competitions, has six solo exhibitions in galleries in St. Petersburg. Participated in open air in Finland, France, Switzerland, Italy. Her works are in private collections in Holland, Switzerland, Germany, USA, UAE, she conducts classes in a painting studio.

Julia is not an ordinary girl and artist, for her painting is an opportunity to show her inner world, her attitude to what she portrays. We often express all this with words, she with paints. Julia has not heard since early childhood, but drawing from childhood helped her communicate and voice the gamut of feelings on sheets of paper with paints. In her works, sound images turn into visual ones. Julia gives us her unique format for comprehending the world, that plastic language that speaks to the audience with a thrill of color, a peculiar solution to the form, unique to her, with a special touch.

During the ART Festival project, when the State Complex “Palace of Congresses” of the Presidential Administration of the Russian Federation opened its doors to artists and photographers who could create their masterpieces for the next exhibition, Julia’s paintings did not leave anyone indifferent. The work done at the ART Festival and many other works of the author can be seen at the exhibition in the Konstantinovsky Palace. Julia’s paintings call to peer, think, look at the world, comparing her feelings with the feelings of the artist. Emotional tension permeates the work of a young artist.

At the exhibition, we, the audience, will meet the dawn in Montmartre, we will feel the serene Paris, we will be transported to brutal Petersburg - the artist’s hometown. The landscapes of the city are filled with restrained love - “Morning Walk”, “Kryukov Canal”, “St. Isaac’s Cathedral”, “Karpiev Pond” of the Congress Palace…

The exhibition runs until February 24th. You can visit the exhibition with an excursion to the Konstantinovsky Palace.