Veera Romanoff

I believe in the power of color and the might of time. Color is my passion. My inclination to draw inevitably transforms into a desire to experiment, making each color a symbol of feelings and emotions.

Time is an artist who redraws the world every day. Time creates and erases, and I want to capture its ephemeral nature in my works, depicting its flow through the black-and-white void of contemporary visual art.

My works can be perceived as an interpretation of Matisse's Fauvism legacy, where aesthetics and visual signs are interconnected, and saturated colors, bold compositions, and free forms stand against the surrounding colorless reality and monochromatic routine.

I am an architect and an artist. In the chaos of the modern world, old orders crumble, and new ones are built at the wrong pace. Architectural forms merge with art, and walls serve not only as protection but also as the language of emotions. I want to integrate abstraction and modern trends into my projects, seeking a balance between technological progress and preserving the values of art that reflect the spirit of the times and contribute to the evolution of art. Art knows no bounds in its pursuit of new expressions, displaying fragility and unwavering faith in the values and beauty of the world.

We stand on the threshold of creating a new visual culture. By creating an environment for transforming emotions into visual art, I contribute to active philosophical reflection and engage the viewer in a dialogue about the variability of perception. This interaction allows the viewer to feel the profound tremor of life and create their own interpretations.