Alevtina Caravona
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My name is Alevtina Caravona. I am happily married and have a beautiful 8 years old daughter. I spent my childhood in Ukraine and my teenage years in Moscow.
My professional background is an artist, fashion stylist and a model. I graduated from Institute Marangoni with Bachelor of Arts in Fashion Styling, with a focus on graphic design and Art History.
Later, I continued my art studies at Heatherley School of Fine Arts, with a focus on oil painting portraits. In my oil paintings, I use real life experiences, live models, music, and personal interests to reflect spiritual and environmental energies that surround us all; a reflection of the soul.
My digital paintings use the same old master techniques used in oil; some of which was initially inspired by Leonardo Da Vinci.
My favourite artists are Sandro Botticelli, Michelangelo, Caravaggio,Tamara de Lempicka and Frida Kahlo.
Each of my creations start with real life sketches but finish with the usage of a full spectrum of neon and bold colours in oils.
Sometimes I think that the paintings have a life of their own.
Art feels like an infinite field of possibilities, in which I would like to project for others.
My professional background is an artist, fashion stylist and a model. I graduated from Institute Marangoni with Bachelor of Arts in Fashion Styling, with a focus on graphic design and Art History.
Later, I continued my art studies at Heatherley School of Fine Arts, with a focus on oil painting portraits. In my oil paintings, I use real life experiences, live models, music, and personal interests to reflect spiritual and environmental energies that surround us all; a reflection of the soul.
My digital paintings use the same old master techniques used in oil; some of which was initially inspired by Leonardo Da Vinci.
My favourite artists are Sandro Botticelli, Michelangelo, Caravaggio,Tamara de Lempicka and Frida Kahlo.
Each of my creations start with real life sketches but finish with the usage of a full spectrum of neon and bold colours in oils.
Sometimes I think that the paintings have a life of their own.
Art feels like an infinite field of possibilities, in which I would like to project for others.
