MIDDELALDER HAMAR 2022 80x80cm / akryl & lerret
KUNSTBANKEN / HAMAR 2022 70x50cm / akryl & lerret
NATTDRØM I KRISTIANIA MAGISKE TIVOLI THEATER 2022 180x120cm acryl & lerret
PORTRET AV KATERYNA 70x90cm / akryl & lerret
MATSERIE 30x60cm / akryl & lerret
STILLEBEN 30x60cm / akryl & lerret
STILLEBEN MED PARAFINLAMPE 60×70 / acryl & lerret
STILLEBEN MED PÆRER 60x70cm / akryl & lerret
IN THE GARDEN AT SUNSET 90x140cm / akryl &lerret
IN THE GARDEN AT SUNRISE 90x140cm / akryl &lerret
FRUIT PARADISE 120x100cm / akryl & lerret
BIRTH OF THE GOLDEN SEA 200x120cm / acryl & lerret
PASSION 90x120cm / acryl & lerret
WAVES & FLOWERS
NORWEGIAN NIGHT DREAMS / series
CHANGE OF EPOCHS
NIGHT DREAM IN BERGEN 180x80cm / acryl & lerret
Artist interest in Norwegian history and photo archives of the Secession era has inspired Elena Abessinova for a painting this series of art work. Marked by the artist’s fine sense of humor, this work is a pageant of advertising and shopwindow decoration celebrating national priorities such as multi-child families, family albums, hot sausages, and sheep.
INTEGRATION 80x60cm / acryl & lerret
Illustrates my dream about STAVANGER (Norway). The vision unfolds against the backdrop of colorful wooden houses lining the harbor of the port of Stavanger. Three Viking ships and three humanfigurs dominate the scene. CHARLES DICKENS is sailing into the harbor with a stack of books; many pubs in Norway are named after him. Holding Stavanger’s cathedral church (the country’s oldest) in his hand, the founder of Protestantism MARTIN LUTHER from his famous portrait by Lucas Cranach the Elder stands for the Norwegians’ prevailing religious denomination. Celsius’ thermometer in his armpit reminds us about a discovery made by Luther’s compatriot. By that I wanted to note that the temperature of a religion defines the nation’s temperament and world outlook. On board the third ship, THIS ARTIST is sailing in the company of Vikings and Burger Kings. I am in the process of integration into the Norwegian culture, only my path to the hearts of the Norwegians does not lie through their stomachs, as is the case with the Burgers. The man with the fish – a visible of canned sardines produced by Chr.Bjelland &Co – has become a symbol of the cannery and its Museum of Hermetic Sealing in Stavanger, the world’s one of its kind. The jewelry store (which also has an interesting story to tell) invites us in with its gold hands.
MISTERIOUS ISLANDS 140x100cm / acryl & lerret
WINGS OF THE HOPE 120x100cm / acryl & lerret
TASTY LANDSCAPE 190x140cm / acryl & lerret