Миниатюры

My name is Tanya Plyashkevich, and I'm an artist. I started as a self-taught artist, but later pursued formal art education at university, studying academic painting and drawing.
My artistic journey has been full of experimentation and exploration. I've tried my hand at various genres: starting with abstract Suprematism, followed by watercolor, oil painting, and later diving into digital art and even venturing into the world of NFTs. (My abstract NFTs, by the way, were sold... to my mom. But hey, it's all about the experience!)
However, no matter how far my experiments take me, I always return to my greatest passion: abstract painting.

What makes my art unique? Probably my abstract miniatures, a genre I invented. They always attract attention and enjoy consistent success at exhibitions. My art has also been showcased in the journal of the Union of Artists of Russia. Many of my abstract miniatures are already in private collections in Russia and around the world.
Abstract miniatures are small squares with abstract images glued to a sheet. For me, they are not just a design element, but also a profound philosophical symbol, offering reflections on diversity, interconnectedness, freedom, and individuality. They contain wisdom that can inspire us to search for meaning in our complex but beautiful world. And if not, at least they provide a great excuse to argue about whether cardboard squares can be considered art!
I'm happy that my work resonates with people, and it inspires me to continue creating.