June - Style Magazine
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Paris in<br />
Vernissage<br />
& TBILISI<br />
Annette Revyakina was born in<br />
Moscow. Having completed her public<br />
school and art college studies in the capital<br />
of Russia, Annette moved to Vilnius,<br />
Lithuania, where she studied at the architectural<br />
faculty of Lithuanian Art Academy<br />
in 1989-1995. Since 1992 Annette maintains<br />
architectural practice, creating<br />
unordinary and memorable, highly professional<br />
and tasteful designs. In the previous<br />
issues of our magazine we told<br />
you about several projects designed by<br />
Annette Revyakina: hotel Europa-Royal<br />
in Druskininkai, interiors of Lithuanian<br />
State Arms Foundation shops in Vilnius<br />
and Klaipeda, interior of an apartment<br />
in Vilnius. Hope we will have more opportunities<br />
to make you familiar with the<br />
foreign architect’s works.<br />
This time we would like to show<br />
you glimpses of the world as seen by<br />
Annette through a camera lens. This<br />
world is heterogeneous, but frank and<br />
open in expressing the photographer’s<br />
feelings and viewpoints.<br />
In the end of May 2009, Vernissage<br />
Gallery (managed by art critic Zaira<br />
Berelidze) launched a personal exhibition<br />
of Annette Revyakina’s photos.<br />
The exposition consisted of Paris landscapes<br />
– views of Notre Dame de Paris<br />
and vistas opening from this temple.<br />
The photos hung on the walls narrated<br />
a wide variety of different stories,<br />
all of which revealed considerable analytical<br />
skills and lyricism of the author.<br />
Due to her deep perception of reality,<br />
Annette has a very sound understanding<br />
of spiritual dialectics of the universe.<br />
Her creative style is reserved but poetic;<br />
each of her works radiates some special<br />
charm, reflecting the author’s taste<br />
and creative thinking and evoking totally<br />
different feelings. Aesthetic integrity,<br />
melody and rhythm of purposefully positioned<br />
photos, gives birth to unique aesthetics,<br />
opening the gates of eternity<br />
before the ephemeral. The same can<br />
be said about the photos of Tbilisi, taken<br />
by Annette Revyakina – each of them<br />
shows how beautiful the city in which<br />
we live is.<br />
NINO LAGHIDZE<br />
stili #32. 2009<br />
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