virtual art gallery
Natalia Malyukova
Artist painter
Art, for me, is an exploration of the emotional perception of the world—a translation of experience into visual form. Every moment we live, every sensation we absorb, finds a place within the mental space, where memory, imagination, and feeling intertwine. This inner landscape fascinates me the most. It is here, in this intangible realm, that sensory information transforms and reshapes itself before escaping onto the canvas.
In my work, I invite viewers into a dreamlike world of surreal visions and free associations, where emotions take shape through vibrant colours that merge into evocative forms, amplifying sensation and sparking an immersive experience. Sometimes the narrative is figurative, rich in storytelling, guiding the observer through whimsical and surreal reflections of life’s experiences. At other times, it is purely abstract—an expression of raw sensation and intuitive movement, where color and composition speak without words.
Each of my collections represents a facet of this journey. "Wander-World" is a playful reflection of life’s adventures, transforming moments into fairytale-like metaphors that digest experience through imagination. "Journey Through the Multiverse" extends beyond the physical and the quantum, exploring existence through time and space, questioning the realities we inhabit and the traces we leave behind. "Aeolus’s Dreams" embraces the unpredictability of movement, using the elements—air, gravity, and liquid—to compose intricate bursts of colour and emotion. "Free Associations" allows the subconscious to emerge, revealing thoughts, feelings, and connections beyond rational constraints.
Through my work, I ask the observer: "Do you feel what I feel?" Can colours, shapes, and movement evoke an emotional resonance beyond words—a silent yet profound connection between artist and viewer? Ultimately, my paintings are an invitation to step into the unseen landscapes of emotion and perception, to wander freely within them, and to discover something personal in the experience.
Interview with Kuunart
Article by Imagofeminae
