Oil painting Violet color mood Oksana Osnach

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The Oil painting Canvas titled "Violet color mood" captures the intimate poetry of a woman’s presence bathed in the subtle yet powerful embrace of violet and magenta hues. The composition presents a seated figure figure with a calm, reflective demeanor, her gaze slightly averted as though she is lost in thought or perhaps engaged in a silent dialogue with herself. Her long hair, tinted with deep purples and flashes of red, cascades across her shoulders and frames her face, merging harmoniously with the backdrop, creating a unified atmosphere steeped in mood and emotion. The painting balances realism with an expressive use of color, revealing both the physical beauty of the subject and the intangible quality of her inner world. The artist’s brushwork emphasizes softness and fluidity, allowing transitions between skin tones and shadows to flow with remarkable naturalness. Her pale skin is touched by delicate shades of violet and rose, reflecting the surrounding environment and infusing her body with an almost dreamlike luminescence. The interplay between warm highlights and cool shadows enhances the three-dimensionality of her form while also imbuing it with an emotional charge. The light falling on her torso and face creates subtle contrasts that invite viewers to study her features more closely, appreciating both the serenity and the vulnerability she embodies. The choice of background is particularly striking. Drapes rendered in rich purples and crimson tones frame the figure, enveloping her in an aura of mystery and expressiveity. These colors do more than merely set the stage; they function as emotional amplifiers, intensifying the sense of introspection and intimacy. The violet tones, often associated with spirituality, depth, and transformation, suggest that the mood of the piece extends beyond physicality, delving into realms of thought, emotion, and self-discovery. The softness of the drapery contrasts with the sharper, more defined edges of the figure, reinforcing the centrality of the human form amidst the abstract play of color. Her expression is contemplative, almost enigmatic. The slight tilt of her head, the distant gaze of her eyes, and the calm position of her hands resting gently on her body all combine to create a sense of stillness.

*** ABOUT THIS PAINTING ***
* TITLE: "Violet color mood"
* ARTISTS: Oksana Osnach
* SIZE: 60x50 cm/'23.62x19.68 inches'
* MEDIUM: oil, canvas
* HAND PAINTED: Original painting from our collection
* CONDITION: we tried to convey the maximum information with the help of photos about this product

About the artist: Oksana Osnach - Born in 1965 in Kherson.

In 2009 she graduated from Kherson State University with a degree in Fine Arts. Teachers: Chuprina VG, Krugla NL
Since 2012 - Member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine.
For six years she worked as a teacher at Kherson State University ("Drawing", "Painting"). He is currently a teacher in his own art studio.

In parallel with pedagogical activity I conduct independent creative work. Participant in all-Ukrainian, regional and international art exhibitions:

2012. Solo exhibition of painting "Mosaic of days", Kherson;
2013. Personal exhibition of painting "Two Travels", Kherson;
2015. Personal exhibition of painting "Native to Pain", Kherson;
2017. Personal exhibition of painting “Poetry of Reality”, Kherson;
2017. Personal exhibition of painting "A moment of light", Mykolaiv;
2018. Personal exhibition of painting "Waves of dreams", Kherson.
2012. All-Ukrainian Art Exhibition "Quinji Memorial", Mariupol;
2012. All-Ukrainian Art Exhibition "Ukraine and Sport", dedicated to "Euro 2012", Kyiv;
All-Ukrainian Christmas Art Exhibitions, 2012, 2015, 2017, 2018;
2013. V All-Ukrainian Triennial "Painting-2013", Kyiv;
2014. All-Ukrainian exhibition dedicated to the 200th anniversary of the birth of TG Shevchenko, Kyiv;
2013 International Exhibition-Competition in Italy, laureate of the Istupen;
2013. V International Exhibition of Contemporary Art, St. Petersburg, diploma 3 place;
All-Ukrainian art exhibitions «Picturesque Ukraine», 2010, 2011, 2013, 2015, 2017, 2018;
All-Ukrainian Art Exhibitions for Independence Day of Ukraine, 2011, 2014, 2016, 2018;
All-Ukrainian Art Exhibitions dedicated to the Day of the Artist, 2009, 2011, 2013, 2016, 2018;
2016. All-Ukrainian Triennial of Abstract Art “ART-AKT”, Chernivtsi;
2017. II All-Ukrainian Exhibition of Abstract Painting, Kyiv;
2017. VIII All-Ukrainian Biennale of the historical genre “Ukraine from Trypillya to the Present in Images of Contemporary Artists”, Kyiv;
2018. New Figure Art Project, Odessa;
2018. All-Ukrainian triennial of painting ART-NOVA, Kremenchug.
Active participant of plein air in Kherson

2013. International plein air, Yaroslav, Poland;
2016. Plein Air "Kinburg Spit", Mykolaiv region .;
2017. Transcarpathian plein air, Ivano-Frankivsk region, Yasinya village;
2018. Plein air at Kam, Jan Sich, Republican village, Kherson region.
Over the last 8 years periodically, there have been good reviews in the Kherson press, stories and broadcasts have been broadcast on the regional TV channels "VTV" and "Scythia", Kharkiv "InformBureau".

In 2015, the Kherson Regional Organization of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine was awarded the title "Best Artist of the Year".

The works are in the Kherson Art Museum named after O. Shevkunenko and private collections in Ukraine, Poland, Bulgaria, Russia, Germany, Israel and the Netherlands. The paintings were also sold at charity auctions.