1994 - graduated from the Krasnoyarsk Art College named after V.I. Surikov
2000 - graduated from the Krasnoyarsk State Art Institute
2000- 2007 - teacher at the Krasnoyarsk Children's Art School No. 15 and work
at the Minusinsk Art Gallery
2007 - opened an art studio "Pilgrims" in Minusinsk
2017 - Member of the Minusinsk art association "Colorit".
The artist conveys annual master classes and plein airs in Russia, Belarus,
Georgia, Italy, France, Switzerland.
List of selected exhibitions
2022 - "Labyrinth" IV All-Russian Triennial of Contemporary Fine
Arts,
Magnitogorsk Art Gallery.
2022 – Personal exhibition “100 watercolors by Natalia Dmitrieva”. Iws Sare
Gallery, Moscow
2021 – III International Triennial of Contemporary Graphic Art. Novosibirsk State
Art Museum
2020 – Regional exhibition "Italian mood". Museum of A.M. Gorky and
F.I. Chaliapin, Kazan
2019 – Personal exhibition “Palette of the World”,
hotel “La cantine russe”, Paris, France
2019 – Personal exhibition "Palette of the
World", Manor Amonashvili, Busheti, Georgia
2018 - Exhibition of the creative association "Colorit". Abakan city
art
gallery, Abakan
2014 – International Exhibition “Young Cannes Stars” Cannes, France
2014 - Exhibition "Palette of the world", Minusinsk City Art Gallery.
2007 – Art Contest and Exhibition "Minusinsk palette". Minusinsk City
Art Gallery, Minusinsk. First place in the nomination "Painting"
2005 - Art Contest and Exhibition "Minusinsk palette". Minusinsk City
Art Gallery, Minusinsk. Prize in the nomination «New Names»
Art critic's comment
The passion for travelling and the desire to discover picturesque corners in new cities and countries for themselves and their viewers are combined in the artist's work with virtuosity of manner. Natalia Dmitrieva paints not only close to the heart views of the Chusovaya River, the center of Yekaterinburg, familiar landscapes with ancient Russian churches, the artist notices beauty wherever her travels take her. She is inspired by seascapes breathing freshness, marinas with moored white yachts, cozy streets of Georgia, where every corner is carefully lit by the sun.
Perfectly mastering classical techniques, including oil painting, pastel, Natalia Dmitrieva always prefers watercolors and works mainly in the open air. The term "plein air" (en plein air) in French means "in the open air". Usually the artist works in the "a la prima" technique, which allows him to create a complete work in one session. Thanks to the use of this technique, the landscapes of Natalia Dmitrieva reliably convey the beauty of nature or city views.
Natalia Dmitrieva focuses on a great variety of subjects, and her approach to depicting simple and familiar landscapes supports the artist's ability to notice and depict beauty in its diversity.
