SVETLART

SVETLART

I call my Art SVETLART and I create it in an unusual way.

I store the emotions of my senses in my headlibrary as images-feelings and they are ready-to-go.

So when the right moment comes, I just put them down on a piece of paper or canvas. I usually work on 2

or 3 big pieces together, down on the floor. I work really fast, like I am 2 or 3 people in one, in this very moment, and I

never make corrections.

The SVETLART you see came to me in different, but always deeply emotional periods of time. So please forget for a while

about the world outside and... Welcome to my World! Enjoy SVETLART!

Svetla SVETLART paintings




                                               There is an intriguing story behind every painting
                                                           Contact me if you'd like me to share it with you




                                                         Self Portrait on canvas - Svetla With Smashed Cans



                                                                                     "Love Potion"
                                                                          acrylic color & woolen yarn
                                                                         on wooden frame & pallette

"Blue Madonna With Fish"

acrylic color & oil pastel on canvas

30" x 30"

"Beautiful Magnolias Are Still Blooming..."

mixed media & antique mirror frame

41" x 45"

Svetla SVETLART drawings

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Selected SVETLART in Private and Public Collections:

"Stripped Dream"

"Apple Building" "There is Hope..."

Thank you for visiting my SVETLART

Svetla SVETLART

Between Ordinary and Indescribable