Antosevich Beatrisa

My specializations in painting cover a wide range of areas and techniques, each of which allows me as an artist to express my individuality and creative potential.
1. Genre painting
Genre painting focuses on depicting scenes of everyday life, everyday situations and human interactions. Examples include scenes of peasant life, family portraits, street scenes, and interiors.
Subgenres:
• Family Scenes: Depict family life, emphasizing emotional connections and everyday moments.
• Peasant plots: They show the work and daily life of rural residents.
• Urban environment: Captures the urban landscape and the life of the citizens.
2. Portrait painting
Portraits convey the individual facial features, character, and inner state of the model. I try to capture similarities and moods using different techniques and styles.
Types of portraits:
• Official portraits: Represent statesmen, celebrities, businessmen.
Intimate portraits: Convey personal qualities and emotions.
• Historical portraits: Reflect the images of historical characters.
3. Still life
Still lifes focus on the depiction of inanimate objects such as fruits, vegetables, flowers, tableware, and decorative elements. They allow me to demonstrate my mastery in conveying form, color, and light.
Still life Themes:
• Floral arrangements: Use flowers of different types and colors.
• Fruits and vegetables: Offer a variety of shapes and shades.
• Interior items: Include furniture, tableware, fabrics, and other household items.
4. Landscape painting
Landscapes depict natural landscapes, urban views, and rural landscapes. This specialization requires the ability to convey space, atmosphere, and light.
Landscape Categories:
• Rustic Landscape: Focuses on countryside, fields, forests and bodies of water.
• Urban Landscape: Shows city streets, buildings, bridges and architectural structures.
• Seascapes: Depict the sea, rivers, lakes, and coastal areas.
5. Symbolism and allegory
Symbolists use symbols and metaphors to convey deep ideas and philosophical concepts. Allegorical painting is often associated with mythology, history, and religious themes.
The main motives of symbolism:
• Allegories of death and life: For example, the skull as a symbol of the frailty of existence.
• Philosophical concepts: Like eternity, love, wisdom.
• Mythological subjects: Stories from Greek, Roman and Slavic mythology.
With this specialization, I provide ample opportunities for self-expression and creativity, allowing me to develop unique approaches and techniques in my work.