Anna Plotnikova & Mikhail Dalida: Fleeting Solitude
It is possible to characterise this team of young, gifted, active, and promising artists as a "union of independents"—so independent in their artistic growth that they have little discernible influence over one another.
Together, they embrace a broad variety of fine arts, such as painting, graphics, design, and ornamental and applied arts, while also imparting useful creative skills to art enthusiasts.
Due to Mikhail Dailida and Anna Plotnikova's involvement in numerous national and international art initiatives, their paintings have gained recognition and popularity among art enthusiasts who purchase their artwork.
"In addition to painting, Anna is a multidisciplinary artist who is skilled in gesso, encaustic, and stained glass techniques. She uses epoxy resin as well."
Born in Minsk in 1996, Anna Plotnikova is a master of art history, a painter, and a master of monumental and decorative art. She received her professional education by graduating from the A.K. Glebov Minsk Art College in 2015 and the Belarusian Academy of Arts in 2021. She is a member of the youth section of the Union of Artists of the Republic of Belarus. She completed an internship at a mosaic workshop and pottery school in Minsk.
She belongs to the Union of Artists of the Republic of Belarus' young division. She finished her internship at a Minsk ceramic school and mosaic factory. Anna actively takes part in plein air sessions and national and international art shows. She received a prize at the National Triennial of Young Artists in 2019.
In addition to painting, Anna is a multidisciplinary artist who is skilled in gesso, encaustic, and stained glass techniques. She uses epoxy resin as well. She offers her skills at master seminars in addition to producing one-of-a-kind original artwork.
She belongs to the Union of Artists of the Republic of Belarus' young division. She finished her internship at a Minsk ceramic school and mosaic factory. Anna actively takes part in plein air sessions and national and international art shows. She received a prize at the National Triennial of Young Artists in 2019.
In addition to painting, Anna is a multidisciplinary artist who is skilled in gesso, encaustic, and stained glass techniques. She uses epoxy resin as well. She offers her skills at master seminars in addition to producing one-of-a-kind original artwork.
"A variety of stylistic approaches typical of futurism, cubism, symbolism, and realism are combined in Mikhail Daylida's work."
Mikhail Dailida is a painter, book illustrator, and graphic designer who was born in Slutsk in 1990. He completed his professional training at the Belarusian Academy of Arts, earning a degree in artistic design in 2014.
Since 2021, he has belonged to the Union of Artists of Belarus. He regularly and actively participates in both national and international art exhibits. He works for the publishing company "Mastatskaya Litaratura" and spends all of his free time in his studio doing paintings and graphics.
Oil pastels are one of the artist's favourite mediums because of their smooth surface, which enables him to create a range of delicate textural effects. The artist came up with a unique blend of sensual, emotionally charged colour reproduction and generalised reality in his quest for his own unique creative signature, which enables his works to be regarded as both graphic and graphic painting. A variety of stylistic approaches typical of futurism, cubism, symbolism, and realism are combined in Mikhail Daylida's work. The artist himself humorously refers to his approach as "office realism," probably because he exclusively utilises supplies that are easily found at a stationery store, such as paper, markers, gel pens, pencils, and so on.
Since 2021, he has belonged to the Union of Artists of Belarus. He regularly and actively participates in both national and international art exhibits. He works for the publishing company "Mastatskaya Litaratura" and spends all of his free time in his studio doing paintings and graphics.
Oil pastels are one of the artist's favourite mediums because of their smooth surface, which enables him to create a range of delicate textural effects. The artist came up with a unique blend of sensual, emotionally charged colour reproduction and generalised reality in his quest for his own unique creative signature, which enables his works to be regarded as both graphic and graphic painting. A variety of stylistic approaches typical of futurism, cubism, symbolism, and realism are combined in Mikhail Daylida's work. The artist himself humorously refers to his approach as "office realism," probably because he exclusively utilises supplies that are easily found at a stationery store, such as paper, markers, gel pens, pencils, and so on.
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