Filippova Ksenia
Painting (315 artworks)
Graphics (24 artworks)
Batic (12 artworks)
Jeweller art (1 artworks)
Decor (36 artworks)
Biography
In 2005 started, finishing in 2008, spanish language studies in the Cervantes Institute of Moscow. Fluent in spanish, fluent also in italian.
She also took part in some colective artists exhibitions, like painting, and design and artistic photographies. In 2002, she had her personal artistic photos exhibition in the Fotocentre of Journalist Union in the Gogol Bulevard in Moscow. She traveled very much making pictures and paintings from different countries. For the Tunisian Foreign Office she had made some photo exhibitions, showing this fascinating country. Like professional photographer, she has worked for many well known magazines, with illustrated series for culinary books.
In 2009 went to Spain, preparing her painting plans there. In 2011 summer, Ksenia took part in an International Painting Prize in Spain, in the city of Burgos, and she got the fourth position, receiving a diploma and money prize for it. The spanish serie of paintings was exhibited in December of 2011 in the education center Intensiv.
In may of 2012 was celebrated her personal painting exhibition in Burgos (Spain). The exhibition was intensively advertised by press, radio and TV.
With no doubt, painting is the favourite artist activity for Ksenia. She likes to experiment, she is in a permanent artistic searching. She doesn't imitate the great masters; by the way, by feelings she is near the impressionists, post-impressionists and fauvists painters. She always paints from life, eventhough she understands that is more comfortable painting in the studio, but it can not be compared with the feeling of being there outside, with the emotions and feelings that you can get from Nature, if you compare with painting copying by photo the same reality. Her prefered genres are: Still-life and landscapes. Paintings of this painter are now in private collections in Russia, Germany and Spain. In the last years, Ksenia has given private classes trying to transmit to her students her optimistic and colourful view of the world.