The collection of the ‘Gamayun’ Museum Center presents a painting ‘The Ural Landscape’ by the naive artist Alexandra Utkina. This is a simple winter view. In the foreground, the artist depicted a dark blue water edge and silhouettes of tall trees. In the background, there is a dark strip of dense coniferous forest.
In her work, Alexandra Utkina often shows nature in a transitional state. In the ‘Ural Landscape’, the artist depicted the confrontation of winter and spring. It conveys tension through the twilight light, the contrasts of white snow and dark blue ice, which is about to melt into water. And the texture of the March snow in the foreground is loose and viscous.
In her work, Alexandra Utkina often shows nature in a transitional state. In the ‘Ural Landscape’, the artist depicted the confrontation of winter and spring. It conveys tension through the twilight light, the contrasts of white snow and dark blue ice, which is about to melt into water. And the texture of the March snow in the foreground is loose and viscous.
