Art by Tatjana Auschew

Her work moves between figuration and expressive stylisation. Forms are simplified, proportions altered, and contours become expressive elements that emphasise the character and emotional presence of each image. The figures are not intended to be realistic portraits, but individual visual statements carrying moods, stories and states of mind.

Colour lies at the heart of her creative process. Approaching it intuitively, she allows feelings, impulses and the atmosphere of a particular moment to guide her choices. Rather than following a predetermined colour formula, she searches for unexpected combinations, contrasts and harmonies that give each painting its own emotional energy. For her, colour is more than a visual element: it is a language in itself, capable of expressing what cannot always be put into words.

She works with acrylic on canvas and oil pastel on cardboard. These different materials offer distinct possibilities for artistic expression. Acrylic allows her to explore colour relationships, composition and the interaction of forms, while oil pastel gives her the freedom of direct, tactile expression through line, texture and spontaneous gestures.

Aesthetics are equally important in her work. She seeks a balance between expressive freedom and visual harmony, between simplicity of form and richness of colour. Her paintings possess both emotional depth and a strong, recognisable visual presence.