Artist
Natalia Streltcova
Mixed Media
Mixed media technique involves the use of different materials or mediums in creating an artwork. The technique has been around for a long time and requires at least three mediums to be considered as such.
Examples of materials that can be used include papers, pastes, acrylic paints, gilding, ink, and others. The technique allows for a multi-layered and textured effect, and it is important to allow individual layers to dry well before applying the next layer.
Mixed Media Encaustic
The encaustic technique has a long tradition and was popular in Greek-Roman antiquity. The word encaustic derives from the Greek word enkauston, meaning “burned in.”
I work in the Mixed media encaustic technique, which involves mixing different mediums to create multi-layered works with depth and interesting effects.
Latest works: In The Moment
I thought for a long time about what name could more accurately convey the feelings of admiration, silence, peace and the power of nature that you experience when you are in this place.
And that milky, gently turquoise shade of water – it’s just mesmerizing. And the rumble of falling water.
Can you imagine all that?
“Symphony of water” 2022.
70x90cm. Canvas on stretcher.
Portfolio
Around the world
How do you imagine a gentleman?
Cufflinks, watch, top hat, perfectly straight hair, and mustache? Maybe impeccable manners?
What do you think a true gentleman is made of?
You can see my ideas in this picture.
Damascus. Venice
Who among us was not delighted with this wonderful Damask pattern? Stylized flowers in parallel vertical rows and curved, intertwined lines are typical of Damask patterns. Bring a luxurious touch to your home with this world-famous pattern!
Music of the Spring
How beautiful is spring? What does it smell like? Have you ever thought about it? I’ve tried to visualize my ideas in this picture.
Letters to a stranger
The canvas unveils a captivating scene where a figure, immersed in profound contemplation, pours their heart into handwritten letters.
An artist, like a painter, wields their brush as a magician would a wand, conjuring vivid worlds upon a blank canvas. With each stroke, they breathe life into their imagination, giving form to intangible emotions and unspoken narratives.
Guided by an insatiable passion, the artist delves into the depths of their soul, seeking inspiration from the ethereal realms of dreams and the vibrant tapestry of reality.
In the sacred space of their studio, dappled with flecks of color and the aroma of creativity, the artist orchestrates a symphony of hues and textures.
They dance between light and shadow, blending pigments with a delicate touch, as if whispering secrets to the canvas. They embrace the chaos and embrace the chaos and uncertainty, their intuition guiding their hand as they navigate the ebb and flow of artistic expression.