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IRENE SHERI VISHNEVSKAYA Irene Sheri came to the world a painter. More so, Irene came to the world gifted with inherent love for the beauty around her. Starting in early childhood, she began embracing her need to create, to capture, to express what she saw. Painting and drawing quickly became her love letters to the world, and by nine years her lifelong passion was created. Irene’s professional journey began in an art school for small children, and just six years later, as a young adult student in Grekov Odessa Art School, Irene already emerged as a highly talented artist, participating in local exhibitions and winning her first awards, including a “Young Artist of the Year”. After earning a degree from Serov’s Saint Petersburg Art School, Irene went on to hone her craft at the highest level, in the Russian Academy of Arts in Saint Petersburg., whose halls have been fostering and protecting the most sacred elements of fine art for almost 300 years. The true professional acclaim came to Irene in the form of the State Prize in Art and acceptance to the Artists Trade Union of Russia. Her works were now being displayed throughout Russia and many European and online galleries; it is the increased international exposure what ultimately ushered in the next part of her life. In late 2001, her works attracted the attention of a major Disney affiliated creative artist management agency. Irene was somewhat resistant to the suitors’ initial courtship, who, nevertheless, continued being persistent in their promises to bring her to the United States, to launch American exhibits of her paintings, to expose new public to her art, and to connect her with American artists. By March 2002, the agency succeeded. Irene visited Los Angeles and becoming a licensed Disney Fine Art artist marked her new professional peak. Over the following years, Irene travelled between the US and Russia multiple times, gradually building her presence, gaining more recognition, and slowly transitioning into novel social, artistic, and business cultures. She moved permanently to the United States in 2010. Continuing to reflect and to fall in love with the world around her over and over, Irene Sheri transformed and changed throughout her life as an artist. Reinventing and blending herself with the cues and details that developed around her, Irene filtered time and assimilated new elements in a childlike manner. Keeping her classical Russian art school origins and embracing new modern western aspects, her paintings an impressionists-like core breath the life of everyday trifles, embodying the joy of small, everyday things. Tender melancholy, momentary looks, soft smiles and all subtle yet well-defined and confident reflections of deep inner harmony and peace in her works, brought together concisely and pointedly. Irene firmly commands various genres, from still-life to landscapes and portraits. Reminiscent of Renoir, Degas and Klimt, her portraits convincingly echo the unaffectedness of a child and mature female love in the same captured moments. Most often her characters speak through the understated - and ever so hard to capture wholly - elements in eyes and hands, making us realise that a true portrait must not be objective but rather only genuinely exists in a milky, in-between realm of a confession and an existential self-insistence. Irene’s talent continued to endure and break new ground with every new period of her artistic life. Over the years, her art has been featured in galleries all over the world. The most recent works, featured in this book, pay tribute to the best traditions of Romantic Realism, blended with moods of Impressionism, and decorated by the best ornaments of Modernism. 28 28 POST SCRIPTUM source: website
You were born in the Ukrainian republic in Soviet Union. You have Bulgarian parents, you studied in Russia and now you live in the States. Where do you feel you belong inside? Where is your home? I’m cosmopolitan. I feel home everywhere. The most important is an energy of a particular place (street or building) I live in, the view from the window, things and memories I’m surrounded with, and people of course. My soul mates are from around the world. So, I feel welcomed anywhere. This is true. However, my heart is jumping out when I’m landing in St-Petersburg, Russia. Yes, this my home! This city is everything to me! The streets and embankments, palaces and channels, bridges and cathedrals, people, weather, art, theatres – all this lives inside of me no matter where I am. I’ve gotten the best artistic education there. I don’t mean just our art school and traditions but friends and teaches who have influenced my life! It seems that I learn something from each person I meet on my way, even from a yardman. Such an inspiring atmosphere! I’m infinitely grateful for each moment I spend there! So, tell us more about your university education. Have your studies prepared you to be an artist and to live from art? I graduated Russian Academy of Arts in St-Petersburg in 2000, whose halls have been fostering and protecting the most sacred elements of fine art for almost 300 years. I recall that time as the most saturated era in my life! Above all, the walls keep memories and spirits from the past. As a sensitive person I was able to absorb the spiritual atmosphere there, which was extremely POST SCRIPTUM 29
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