Tamara Mints – Paradise Lost

Description

Tamara Mints – artist and graphic designer. Avant-garde is characterized by an experimental approach to art beyond classical aesthetics, using original and innovative means of expression, emphatic symbolism, and artistic images. The concept of the avant-garde to a large extent eclectic in nature. “Born in 1970 in Kishinev, Moldova, I began art studies in 1982, under Natalia Alexeevna Vasilieva’s guidance at the Schusev Art School. Mints has a bachelor’s degree at A. I. Repin College of Arts in 1990, where I studied painting with Igor Leonidovich Liberman and Mikhail Shevelkin, Who lives and works in Israel, Known for Traditions of Russian Avant-guard and neo-expressionism”.

Tamara is a regular participant in exhibitions in the municipality of Rishon Le Zion and Kanar House, Rishon Le Zion, Art Gallery Bat-Yam Israel, in the Russian cultural center in Israel.

“I am an artist and a graphic designer, working in a style that evokes avant-garde and picturesque conceptual expressionism. Art is my passion, which does not leave me for a minute. I have been painting and drawing since childhood. I have received classical fine arts training rooted in the Russian tradition of academic realism, but in my creative work, I use an experimental approach that goes beyond classical aesthetics, using original and innovative means of expression and emphatic symbolism. I try to be spontaneous, sometimes eclectic, and sometimes realistic. I am constantly studying world art, literature, cinema, and other art forms. My second education and professional experience as a graphic designer involve working in international advertising agencies, such as JWT, brand for electricity store, TBWA, Tamooz, BBDO, and Grey Advertising. Today, I combine my work as a graphic designer with the creative work of an artist.”