Tuesday, September 19, 2006
Monday, June 12, 2006
The 2006 Exhibition at the Chausse-Coqs Gallery
The bordom of sitting at the gallery and minding the pictures is only comparable to that of an aeroport lounge when your flight is being regularly delayed every 47 minutes. I was lucky this time, - I had a good travelling companion, my scetch book!
So, first, I went to the circus ...
Then, I looked out onto the street and saw:
Care-free locals ...
... and
Mum!
...and
Dad!
Than I imagined myself a hot-selling artist ...
... looks like I have a fan!
So, first, I went to the circus ...
Then, I looked out onto the street and saw:
Care-free locals ...
... and
Mum!
...and
Dad!
Than I imagined myself a hot-selling artist ...
... looks like I have a fan!
Wednesday, November 02, 2005
Cinque Terre
Pizza Rules OK!
Julian and Anya are real tourists now!
...Sightseeing, now!
The natives of Riomaggiore: a philosopher
Closed!
The natives of Riomaggiore: the "Boys Only" club
Thursday, October 06, 2005
Sunday, May 29, 2005
Tuesday, May 24, 2005
At the Swimming-Pool
Watching the desperate swimming instructors revealing the secrets of their aquatic skills is one of the things you do to fight off the boredom of swimmimng-pools.
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About Me
- Yelena Lewis
- Having been born and bred in the Russia of the pre-Perestroika era left me with the great gift of emotional dependence upon family and friends, as well as the advantages of a cheerful disrespect for any sort of propoganda or any kind of authority. I've recieved my education in Brezhnev's Russia and Blair's Britain and have lived in Moscow in the USSR, Newcastle on Tyne and London in Britain, Eindhoven in the Netherlands, Geneva in Switzerland before settling down in France. I feel I have a few stories to tell combined with a strong desire for an audience: the resulting hot-pot can be found in my paintings, some of which are found on this website. It gives me great pleasure to work in different styles, as it signifies fun and freedom, the qualities greatly appriciated by anybody who, like me, has had an experience of a totalitarian upbringing. Similarly, I use any medium available to paint with: oil, watercolours, gouache, charcoal, pure pigments, pencil, ink, pastel, acril - anything! - and on any support: paper, wood panels, cardboard, canvass, etc.