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Nostalgia ❤️

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Setembro ✨

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na terceira ocupação com registros da @isabela.seabra

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Grateful for these moments✨
St. petersburg

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Three weeks at the Imperial Academy of Arts, St. Petersburg.

And perhaps I’ll never forget those endless corridors, glazed with soft light pouring in from empty courtyards. The anatomy room, filled with skeletons and plaster casts from the 18th century. And the studios, drenched by the scent of linseed oil and turpentine, where time seemed to disappear as we became absorbed into our work.

Three weeks was certainly not enough to make me a great painter. But it inspired me to become a better one through a glimpse into the lives of those who dedicate themselves entirely to painting.

Thank you to every professor, sponsor and coordinator whose knowledge, generosity and dedication shaped this experience, and to the friends from around the world with whom I shared long days in the studio, conversations over meals, and a love for painting that transcended language.

And last but not least, thank you, @tunganhtr , for encouraging me to apply to this wonderful residency, and for 3 weeks of being my translator, photographer, stylist and tour guide while taking me to see, taste, and experience the very best of St. Petersburg.

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A glimpse into my residency

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Meu segundo dia de garota do leme kkkk

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Que dia maravilhoso, obrigada nora por cada detalhe desse dia 😘

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@irsschool

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'ONE RHYTHM'
Oil on canvas
Artist - Prem Awale (India)

My painting explores the theme ‘Creativity Unites’ through a shared musical gathering set in Saint Petersburg, one of Russia’s greatest cultural capitals. Artists from different countries come together inside a Russian ship around a warm bonfire, creating music, dancing, and celebrating through one collective rhythm. While each figure represents a unique cultural identity through traditional musical instruments, clothing, and gestures, they are united by creativity rather than separated by their differences.

The work is inspired by the Indian philosophy of “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam” (The World is One Family) The bonfire symbolizes our shared human values, while music becomes the universal language that connects people beyond nationality, religion, language, and stereotypes. The Russian setting acknowledges the country’s rich artistic heritage, where literature, ballet, classical music, and fine arts have inspired generations of artists. A Russian dancer performing a traditional folk dance represents the welcoming spirit of the host nation, inviting every culture to participate in one shared celebration.

In today’s world, where people are often divided by digital isolation, misinformation, and superficial influences, creativity offers another path. Through this painting, I want to express that art creates “One Rhythm”a rhythm that reminds us we belong to one human family. Although our cultures, traditions, and histories are different, creativity transforms diversity into harmony and allows humanity to celebrate together as one.

The Russian dancer becomes the visual heart of the host country’s culture, while every musician contributes a different voice. Together, they create “One Rhythm” a symbol of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam, where the world gathers as one family through creativity.

I am delighted to be expressing my culture and thoughts, as well as the emotional experience of Russian culture, on an international platform through my art. It is a privilege for me to have succeeded in bringing my art to this level.

I am from Kolhapur, so I am wearing complete traditional ethnic attire: a *pheta* (turban), *kurta*

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White nights, old streets and unforgettable memories 🌙
#saint_petersburg #russia

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Definitivamente minha parte favorita nesse trabalho. Pintei uma onça pavorosa e não apaguei pq o intuito é valorizar o processo criativo. Mudei a onça de lugar e a ampliei. Deu certo. No lugar da antiga, Dona Versari foi pintar a combatente palestina e calhou do hijab dela ir bem no local onde estava a cabeça da onça. A diva concordou em deixar assim. Simplesmente icônico❤️

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