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Elen Alien
Kiss, 2022
Blandteknik
50 x 70 cm
10 000 kr
"Kiss" is a captivating artwork that beautifully combines elements of abstract and figurative styles. Created using Sakura petals collected in Stockholm, this artwork on glass showcases the natural transition of pink flowers turning brown as they dry, while retaining their original shades.
Inspired by the quote "Every kiss is a flower whose root is the heart" by Guillaume Apollinaire, this piece captures the fleeting nature of love and the symbolism of Sakura as a representation of MONO NO AWARE - the sadness about the impermanence of things in Japanese culture.
With its modest color palette and minimalistic style, "Kiss" would be a perfect addition to Scandinavian interior design, adding a touch of elegance and depth to any space. The unique combination of abstract and figurative elements, along with the symbolic significance of Sakura, makes "Kiss" a truly special artwork that will captivate art lovers and collectors alike.
Elen Alien
Kiss, 2022
Blandteknik
50 x 70 cm
10 000 kr
"Kiss" is a captivating artwork that beautifully combines elements of abstract and figurative styles. Created using Sakura petals collected in Stockholm, this artwork on glass showcases the natural transition of pink flowers turning brown as they dry, while retaining their original shades.
Inspired by the quote "Every kiss is a flower whose root is the heart" by Guillaume Apollinaire, this piece captures the fleeting nature of love and the symbolism of Sakura as a representation of MONO NO AWARE - the sadness about the impermanence of things in Japanese culture.
With its modest color palette and minimalistic style, "Kiss" would be a perfect addition to Scandinavian interior design, adding a touch of elegance and depth to any space. The unique combination of abstract and figurative elements, along with the symbolic significance of Sakura, makes "Kiss" a truly special artwork that will captivate art lovers and collectors alike.
10 000 kr
Elen Alien
London
Elen Alien (b. 1990, Ukraine) is a staunch cosmopolitan. In her works, she combines elements of different times and cultural communities, thus pointing to the absence of the need for separation, and labeling, to the fact that together all people and nature form a common organism. The art of Elen Alien expresses the unity of the sacred, natural and aesthetic, in their striving for a common goal. Her research unfolds at the points of contact between nature and humans, again addressing questions that people have tried in vain for centuries to find answers to with the help of science and technology. In her artistic practice, the artist tries to "preserve forever" the elusive beauty of the moment. Combining the tenderness of flowers and the hardness of epoxy resin, she reveals the ambivalence of glorifying the beauty of imperfection and contrasts art with digital immortality.
Utbildning
2021-2022
Vocational Degree in Fine Arts ”Project Konst”, Folkuniversitetet Konstskolan, Stockholm, Sweden
2021-2022
“Art, architecture and visual culture in Sweden” course, Stockholm University, Stockholm, Sweden
2007 - 2013
Specialist Degree in Architecture, Novosibirsk State Academy of Architecture and Art, Novosibirsk, Russia
1997 - 2007
Art school No2, Novokuznetsk, Russia
Medlem i konstnärsförening
Fria konstnärers sällskap
Utställningar
2024 – Charity Auction in Stockholm (upcoming)
2023 – Objects of Care, Bachhaus Projects, Berlin
2023 – Kobe 6 - Untitled, Mela, Oslo
2023 – Borderless, Verse Gallery, Oslo
2022 – Autumn show, Gallery M35, Oslo
2022 – “Mono no aware” solo show, Brännkyrka church, Stockholm (solo)
2022 – Summer show, Gallery M35, Oslo
2022 – Varutstallning 2022, Gallery K45, Stockholm
2022 – “Mono no aware” solo show, Gallery K45, Stockholm (solo)
2022 – Spring salon, Nata Watts Gallery, Copenhagen
2021 – “Nymph”, Monday studio, Copenhagen
2021 – ”Kvinnliga Linjer”, Park, Stockholm
2021 – ”Nordic Art”, Copenhagen
2021 – “The Earth. Version 2021. What was next?”, Darwin Museum, Moscow
2021 – “Art dialogue”, [format] gallery, Moscow
2018 – Next Station Sokol, Moscow
2012 – “OK. WATCH!”, Nina Romanova, Novosibirsk