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ArtistAgata Vladimirovna FomichevaI am Fomicheva Agata Vladimirovna, was born on May 20, 1989.May 20, 1989 in Uzbekistan, in the city of Yangiyul. In 1997I moved to the capital of Uzbekistan, Tashkent, where I studied at secondary school 275.studied at the secondary school number 275, after thatshe entered and studied at the Medical College named after P.F.Borovsky Medical College until 2009. The search for a job in her profession wasunsuccessful, so the decision was made to move to the Russian Federation.Russian Federation. In 2010 I moved to Moscow, and in 2014 to St. Petersburg, where I still live.in 2014 to St. Petersburg, where I live to this day.I started my creative path in early childhood. I drawing with gouache,wax crayons on old wallpaper from the mezzanine. But as I grew up, I startedto find new techniques and materials for my art. I tried oiloil painting, watercolor, graphics, even collage. Every time I tried something new.tried something new, I felt like it helped me grow as an artist.as an artist. I always wanted to create something unique and inimitable.
My work is a reflection of the emotions that encom each of us,from love and joy to sadness and loss. I drawinspiration from people's strong feelings - their joys and their suffering, theirdreams and hopes. Each stroke of my brush is like the breath of my soul.of the soul, the desire to convey to the viewer that inner world, which is oftengoes unnoticed. However, my creative mission is not limitedto my personal experiences. I strive to use my artas a platform to discuss global issues affecting our society.society. Through my paintings, I raise important topics such as ecology,social justice, and human rights, encouraging the viewer to thinkreflection and action. Each of my paintings is not justan image, but a call to feeling and understanding. I believe that arthas the power to change the world, and I hope my work inspires others to look deep inside themselves.and realize how important our feelings and common problems are. Eacheach new project is not only a creative challenge for me, but also an opportunitybut also an opportunity to contribute to this beautiful and complex human existence.existence.
- Nationality: RUSSIA
- Date of birth : unknown date
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- Groups: Russian Contemporary Artists
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