Katherine Filyuta: Tales of the Old House
"A distinctive feature of Filyuta’s still lifes is the abundance of antiques, their thematic integrity and detailed elaboration. Besides, she is immensely skilled with black and white watercolors, at once concise and eloquent"
Katherine Filyuta is a gifted artist with a brilliant and multifaceted talent that manifests in various types of fine arts.
Her extraordinary creative personality was largely influenced by her social environment. She was born (1960) into the Lutsevich family; the father was a famous teacher at the Art School, and the mother was a costume designer of the Bolshoi Opera and Ballet Theater of Belarus.
At the beginning of her creative career, Katherine appeared before an audience as a master of decorative and applied arts. With maximum imagination and ingenuity, she created original clothes, unique jewelry, and interior items while working with leather.
The artist’s next serious hobby was working on the interior. Among the most famous of her design projects are the design of the Fugin restaurant and the Beaumonde boutique in Minsk. The competent realization of her ideas lay in her professional education acquired at the Minsk College of Architecture and Civil Engineering and the Higher School of Culture in St. Petersburg.
The manifestation and revelation of Katherine’s painting talent occurred gradually in overcoming doubts, but contemplating her paintings, you don’t even know about it. You can feel an overflowing energy in her artworks, splashing out the joy of creative inspiration on the canvas.
A distinctive feature of Filyuta’s still lifes is the abundance of antiques, their thematic integrity and detailed elaboration. They are tangible in every detail and, at the same time, spiritually romantic in mood.
Besides, she is immensely skilled with black and white watercolors, at once concise and eloquent. In her hint-filled understatement, one can read an extraordinary depth of content.
In all her expressions, Katherine only reveals her creative possibilities, and they are probably limitless and inexhaustible. Katherine Filyuta is popular in the creative community at home and abroad; in particular, her personal exhibitions are constantly held in Germany. Since 1997, she has been a member of the Union of Designers of Belarus and the International Public Association of Designers. Her works were sent to private collections in different countries of the world.
Her extraordinary creative personality was largely influenced by her social environment. She was born (1960) into the Lutsevich family; the father was a famous teacher at the Art School, and the mother was a costume designer of the Bolshoi Opera and Ballet Theater of Belarus.
At the beginning of her creative career, Katherine appeared before an audience as a master of decorative and applied arts. With maximum imagination and ingenuity, she created original clothes, unique jewelry, and interior items while working with leather.
The artist’s next serious hobby was working on the interior. Among the most famous of her design projects are the design of the Fugin restaurant and the Beaumonde boutique in Minsk. The competent realization of her ideas lay in her professional education acquired at the Minsk College of Architecture and Civil Engineering and the Higher School of Culture in St. Petersburg.
The manifestation and revelation of Katherine’s painting talent occurred gradually in overcoming doubts, but contemplating her paintings, you don’t even know about it. You can feel an overflowing energy in her artworks, splashing out the joy of creative inspiration on the canvas.
A distinctive feature of Filyuta’s still lifes is the abundance of antiques, their thematic integrity and detailed elaboration. They are tangible in every detail and, at the same time, spiritually romantic in mood.
Besides, she is immensely skilled with black and white watercolors, at once concise and eloquent. In her hint-filled understatement, one can read an extraordinary depth of content.
In all her expressions, Katherine only reveals her creative possibilities, and they are probably limitless and inexhaustible. Katherine Filyuta is popular in the creative community at home and abroad; in particular, her personal exhibitions are constantly held in Germany. Since 1997, she has been a member of the Union of Designers of Belarus and the International Public Association of Designers. Her works were sent to private collections in different countries of the world.
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