Baba Yaga

This oil painting is created on a rectangular cotton canvas stretched over a 3 cm deep stretcher frame, measuring 100х70 cm. The piece is framed, and no additional framing is required; the frame is included in the price. The second photo shows the painting in the frame. The total size including the frame is 110х80 cm. The painting has been exhibited in museums and galleries across the Siberian Federal District.
The painting "Baba Yaga" offers a modern perspective on a well-known archetype from Russian folklore. Babushka Yaga confidently walks through a mysterious forest, gathering fly agaric mushrooms—an image that symbolizes her deep connection to nature and the wisdom passed down through generations. Animals and birds gather around her, highlighting her authority and unity with the forest. For her, the forest is home, and its inhabitants trust her.
Created in a naive art style, the work is both simple and expressive, making the narrative clear and impactful. The painting references Russian roots, emphasizing the main character’s wisdom and practical nature while creating a sense of comfort and security. This subject makes a strong statement in any interior, especially appealing to those who value tradition and the power of experience.