Masha Neverova ART

11/02/2024

this artwork was started a few months ago and now it seems like i’m close to finishing it

10/18/2024

Inner World, Outer Form | Oct 24 - Nov 9

We are thrilled to invite you to the opening reception of our latest exhibition, Inner Worlds, Outer Forms, on Oct 24 from 6-9 pm!

This show features an incredible lineup of talented artists whose works explore the complex connections between the inner self and the external world. Curated by 

Featured Artists: .85       .art      .Corner     

Where: Saint Marks Arts, 4 Saint Marks Place, NYC
When: Oct 24, 6 - 9 PM

Join us for an evening of art, inspiration, and conversation!

                         

10/18/2024

Carl Schurz Park (Oakleaf Hydrangea)
pastel and ink on paper, 12 x 18» (30 x 45 cm), 2024

09/18/2024

09/06/2024

Как я провел вольта.
Volta Art fair 2024, Chelsea Industrial, NYC. Booth 25. September 4-8.

09/03/2024

Rose Hips on Hither Hills beach 2, 2024.
Ink and gouache on paper. 12 x 18 in (30 x 45 cm)

Available at ArtGotham Gallery (150 USD) 4 Saint Mark’s Plc East Village NYC

09/02/2024

Rose Hips on Hither Hills beach, 2024.
Ink and gouache on paper. 12 x 18 in (30 x 45 cm)

08/29/2024

Clover, (NYC) 2024.
Ink and gouache on paper. 12 x 18 in (30 x 45 cm)

08/23/2024

Daisies on the Highline, (NYC) 2024.
Ink and gouache on kraft paper. 12 x 18 in (30 x 45 cm)

Available at ArtGotham Gallery (150 USD)

08/08/2024

Caladium bicolor, (Heart of Jesus)
Oil on canvas, 23 x 20 in (60 x 50 cm)

I don’t remember the exact locations, but I saw strange red leaves in a tree bed near my house in UES Manhattan.

06/30/2024

Birches on York Ave/87 str

Oil on canvas 20 x 23 in (50 x 60 cm)

Thin birch trees grow not far from my house. Before emigration I used to be indifferent to birches, but now I perceive them as old friends.

06/15/2024

Ivy on Morningside Park fence
Oil on canvas, 20 x 23 in (50 x 50 cm), 2024

I started doing this series after moving to New York. Right next to our new home in the park or on neighbouring streets or in distant areas, I take photos with my phone of plants that interest me and then paint semi-abstract paintings based on these impressions. Some plants remind me of my hometown, some I see for the first time. This way I get to know my new surroundings and try to get used to the new territory.

The ivy on the fence of Morningside Park caught my attention with its amazing plasticity. Sometimes I think about the fact that plants live with us in a different rhythm of life, and if it were possible to slow down like them and see them in motion, it would be a completely different relationship.