Alyona Asjornaya

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Aljona Asjornaja ( Russian Алёна Азёрная , actually: Елена Павловна Азёрная, Jelena Pawlowna Asjornaja; born March 9, 1966 in Sverdlovsk , Soviet Union ) is a Russian naive painter. Other transcriptions are: Alyona Azernaya, Alyona Azernaya, Alena Azernay, Aliona Azernaia, Elena Azernaya, Aliona Aziornaya.

Life

In 1989 she graduated in architecture from the Sverdlovsk Institute of Architecture (today's name Urals Academy of Architecture). In 1999, she graduated from the Ural State Academy of Fine Arts in Art.

In 1990 she worked as an interior designer and began to paint. Since 1996 she has decided to devote herself only to painting.

In 2000, she was noticed by Alexander Gleser, a former Soviet dissident, founder of the Museum of Contemporary Russian Art in Jersey City , who decided in 2001 to add seven of her works to his permanent collection.

In 2003 she lives in the International City of Arts (in Paris).

She is a member of the Russian Artists Union.

She makes numerous exhibitions in Russia, America, Italy and France.

activity

Asjornaja's picture "Weiser Vogel Sirin " (2004)

Aljona Asjornaja is a naive style painter.

Through her dramatic and dreamlike compositions, she describes a personal world in which Slavic mythology, Russian traditional fairy tales and biblical stories are mixed. She unites the naive drawing with her mastery of colors and motifs. They are also very much inspired by the colors used in the Russian tradition inside farmhouses to icons that adorn churches.

Exhibitions

  • 1992 exhibition "Helen" in the picture gallery, (St. Petersburg, Russia)
  • 1993 Exhibition in the House of Art Workers, (Yekaterinburg, Russia)
  • 1996 Exhibition at the Yekaterinburg Gallery of Modern Art (Yekaterinburg, Russia)
  • 1996 Exhibition in the picture gallery, (Krasnovishersk, Russia)
  • 1999 Exhibition in the center of the Kunsthaus on Crymski Val Street, (Moscow, Russia)
  • 1999 Exhibition "Capital" in the picture gallery, (Yekaterinburg, Russia)
  • 2000 Exhibition "Unseen Russia" Vashon Island, (Washington - America)
  • 2001 Permanent collection in the Museum of Contemporary Russian Art (New Jersey - America)
  • 2001 Exhibition at the Global Art Venue, Seattle, (Washington - America)
  • 2002 Exhibition "Filaments and Stamps" in the Atrium Palace Hotel (Yekaterinburg, Russia)
  • 2002 References in the Yessi Ran Collection, (Lakewood, Colorado - America)
  • 2002 Exhibition at Kronos Gallery, Vashon Island, (Washington - America)
  • 2003 Exhibition in the International City of Arts (Paris, France).
  • 2003 Exhibition "Spring crush" in the Noah Ark Gallery (Yekaterinburg, Russia)
  • 2004 Exhibition at the 3rd Biennale of Modern Art in the Belayaevo Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
  • 2004 Exhibition "Hunting" (with Anna Metelova) Philharmonia (Yekaterinburg, Russia)
  • 2005 Exhibition in the Yekaterinburg Gallery of Modern Art (Yekaterinburg, Russia)
  • 2005 Exhibition "Russia is still alive" at Grant Gallery Soho (New York, NY - America)
  • 2006 Exhibition "Watermark" (with Anna Metelova) Yekaterinburg Gallery for Modern Art (Yekaterinburg, Russia)
  • 2007 exhibition "Christ in me" Yekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts (Yekaterinburg, Russia)
  • 2008 Exhibition "Russian Traditional Fairy Tales" (Stories) Philharmonia (Yekaterinburg, Russia)
  • 2009 Exhibition "History of the Origin" Museum of the Sverdlovsk Railways, (Yekaterinburg, Russia)
  • 2010 Exhibition "Cannes Art Fair" (Cannes, France)

Web links

Commons : Aljona Asjornaja  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Alexander Gleser, "Strelec", N ° 2, 2000
  2. ^ Museum of Contemporary Russian Art (New Jersey, America)
  3. ↑ International City of Arts ((Paris, France)
  4. ^ Artists Trade Union of Russia: Azernaya Elena Pavlovna
  5. ↑ Maria Marcy, “Vashon-Maury Ticket,” April 2000
  6. ↑ Page no longer available , search in web archives: "Neighbors: Coppell / Valley Ranch" 02/18/2006 - page 14@1@ 2Template: Dead Link / www.dallasnews.com
  7. ↑ “The Beachcomber”, April 2001 “Aliona Aziornaya: paints a colorful dream world” (“paints a colorful dream world”)
personal data
SURNAME Asjornaya, Alyona
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Panicheva, Jelena Pavlovna; Asjornaya, Jelena Pavlovna
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Russian painter
DATE OF BIRTH March 9, 1966
PLACE OF BIRTH Sverdlovsk , Soviet Union