Highlands Gallery LLC.
Biography
Polina Korzun
“As long as can remember, I did not want to be an artist - I always was! I liked to look through the old black and white books with reproductions and imagine what they are in real nature. I saw the world very colorful and felt the need to capture moments of life, knowing that the world around me changes every second.
From the moment I became aware of myself and start to remember everything that happened to me - I was connected and involved with the arts.
Before attending the school, parents asked me what subject I want to study. I replied firmly: "Where I will be able to learn how to draw." My mom tried talk me out of it and explained that it would be difficult, but she could not convince me to change my mind.
Since childhood, I love painting the nature and antiquity: the forgotten village houses, abandoned cemeteries, mills, historic cities, which have their history lost in time. It is Important for me to connect and feel the place where I paint. I like to escape from the busy live of the city and go somewhere in nature, where everything goes on slowly and calmly. Where you can enter this world and spy on something amazing, where you can feel as part of the universe, find harmony with nature and yourself.
Will there be other people interested in what I see, you decide. I hope for understanding.”
From the moment I became aware of myself and start to remember everything that happened to me - I was connected and involved with the arts.
Before attending the school, parents asked me what subject I want to study. I replied firmly: "Where I will be able to learn how to draw." My mom tried talk me out of it and explained that it would be difficult, but she could not convince me to change my mind.
Since childhood, I love painting the nature and antiquity: the forgotten village houses, abandoned cemeteries, mills, historic cities, which have their history lost in time. It is Important for me to connect and feel the place where I paint. I like to escape from the busy live of the city and go somewhere in nature, where everything goes on slowly and calmly. Where you can enter this world and spy on something amazing, where you can feel as part of the universe, find harmony with nature and yourself.
Will there be other people interested in what I see, you decide. I hope for understanding.”
