This artwork presents a striking portrait of a young figure embodying grace and tradition in detailed Japanese attire. The subject confidently wears a white and red kimono, elegantly tied with a broad obi, complemented by a vibrant red parasol against a dark backdrop and rich red drapery. Her serene expression reflects poise and dignity, emphasizing cultural authenticity and artistic mastery. Each element, from the kimono to the expressive pose, carries cultural significance. The piece also captures cultural fusion through its depiction of a young geisha, confidently holding a striking parasol. The intricate floral motifs and contrasting colors enhance her regal presence, while traditional makeup and hairstyle reflect cultural roots. The checkered floor grounds the composition. The young woman’s poise and harmonious colors showcase the artist’s appreciation for Japanese culture, creating a captivating piece of universal beauty. For texture before painting, a layer of textured paste with small glass particles is applied. Dutch acrylic paints Amsterdam and Italian canvas tm Unico were used. Finish – satin varnish. The ends are painted in the background color. Series “Life in Avatar”. Created on a pre-stretched canvas on a wooden frame. It is packed in cardboard box. The artwork is signed and comes with a certificate.
Name: Nataliya Bagatskaya. Born: 1967, Horodyshche, Ukraine. Lives and works in Kyiv. She graduated from the University of Technology and Design in "clothing design" specialty. Profession: artist. Member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine. Specialization: acrylic painting. Style: hyperrealism, photorealism, contemporary realism. Historical techniques of oil painting, embodied in acrylic paints. Subjects: Still lifes, nature, environment, people. Has more than 30 group and 4 personal exhibitions in Ukraine and abroad. The works are presented in various printed publications, in particular "Kyiv in art", Italian magazine "Hyperrealism", "Artbox Project Basel. Miami" Artbox Project Barcelona 2.0, Switzerland, online magazines "ArtBaazar", as well as special projects "365 Days After" (international), "Women in Art", "Hryvnia Art" (Ukraine), etc. The works are part of the Museum's collection prominent figures of Ukrainian culture in Kyiv and the Korsak Museum of Modern Art in Lutsk.







