Shomina Ti

The main questions that interest me as an artist are the connection between the body and consciousness, how the body reflects human emotions. Emancipation of your inner "I" and acceptance of the outer.
On the one hand, as an artist, I am attracted by the aesthetics of the body, its plasticity and c...

The main questions that interest me as an artist are the connection between the body and consciousness, how the body reflects human emotions. Emancipation of your inner "I" and acceptance of the outer.
On the one hand, as an artist, I am attracted by the aesthetics of the body, its plasticity and curves of lines. On the other hand, I am interested in our "inner", what is not visible - how emotion is reflected in the body, that's what I want to convey in my works.
And one more important theme that I try to reveal in my works is the acceptance of “I” and my body, I want to convey the idea that every body is beautiful.
For me, the most important thing is to show inner and outer beauty, open up new topics for discussion, encourage the viewer to think and internal dialogue.
Before starting work on a painting, I enter a kind of trance, I catch a certain state in which I understand how I see the feeling that I want to portray.
Sometimes I start from the model, sometimes from the idea, sometimes the idea is to simply convey the plasticity and beauty of the body, which will help the viewer feel the same as I feel.
This is how I see my mission - to show the inner and outer beauty of each "I" and make the viewer fall in love with himself.