Exhibitions, United Kingdom, London, 07 November 2011
The Arcane Art Foundation presents the first-ever solo exhibition in London of the powerful and spiritually inspiring works by Ukrainian artist Galyna Moskvitina. This artist’s rare inner intensity combines profound metaphysical insights with a raw, urgent painting style to create works that generate an immediate emotional response. The current exhibition is part of a tour to Milan, New York, Tel Aviv and Kiev.
Ms. Moskvitina's artistic path has gone from graphic artist and book illustrator to large-scale painter. As the creative climate in Ukraine changed in the 1990's, Ms Moskvitina left her established life in the chaotic urban world to find her inner path. She embarked on a 15-year journey of self-discovery, which included travels to the East and that brought her into contact with ancient knowledge. There, she experimented with various practices at the ashrams in China and India. She led a secluded life that served to intensify her spiritual search and which transformed her consciousness and her perception of art. The result is her artworks – paintings that are adventures of her soul.
“For a contemporary person living in a technogenic society and who has a developed consciousness the most important thing is to move forward and feel the light of one’s own spirit. For this we should find our own way of internal development. It is not difficult; it is enough only to be sincere in purpose.”
Galyna Moskvitina
Galyna Moskvitina's works are in numerous private collections, often as meditative pieces. In 2011 one of her paintings was auctioned at Bonhams in London.
Ms. Moskvitina's artistic path has gone from graphic artist and book illustrator to large-scale painter. As the creative climate in Ukraine changed in the 1990's, Ms Moskvitina left her established life in the chaotic urban world to find her inner path. She embarked on a 15-year journey of self-discovery, which included travels to the East and that brought her into contact with ancient knowledge. There, she experimented with various practices at the ashrams in China and India. She led a secluded life that served to intensify her spiritual search and which transformed her consciousness and her perception of art. The result is her artworks – paintings that are adventures of her soul.
“For a contemporary person living in a technogenic society and who has a developed consciousness the most important thing is to move forward and feel the light of one’s own spirit. For this we should find our own way of internal development. It is not difficult; it is enough only to be sincere in purpose.”
Galyna Moskvitina
Galyna Moskvitina's works are in numerous private collections, often as meditative pieces. In 2011 one of her paintings was auctioned at Bonhams in London.
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