Tatiana Firsova

Tatiana Firsova, "Watching into Yourself," 30" x 40", oil on cotton canvas with painting knives and golden flakes. Two naked women, bathed in red and yellow hues with golden flakes, symbolize the artist's inner dialogue and journey as a Russian immigrant in New York. The intense colors reflect passion and introspection, while the golden flakes hint at moments of clarity. This artwork explores identity, resilience, and the emotional challenges of immigration, offering a profound reflection on self-discovery and belonging. Tatiana Firsova, born in Togliatti in 1995, is a self-taught oil painter with a background in civil engineering and architectural experience in New York. Her art, influenced by the Impressionist movement, captures the essence of her immigrant journey with vibrant colors and dynamic brushwork. Through her paintings, Tatiana explores themes of identity, connection, and the immigrant experience, making a mark in the New York art scene with her emotional and authentic works.