All artworks by Veronika Bernard
Soft • 4 artworks
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I create beautiful crafts from fabric. Up cycling.
Kakhovskaya • 1 artwork
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The mosaic is dedicated to the explosion of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power station in Ukraine on June [...]
The mosaic is dedicated to the explosion of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power station in Ukraine on June 6, 2023. Large-scale flooding, resulting in the death of people and animals, and loss of property. Takes us back to ancient times, to events described in ancient texts, such as the Great Flood depicted on mosaic floors. The event is so incredible in its madness that it is impossible to believe that it really happened, just as it is impossible to believe in the war in Ukraine. The mosaic was made from cardboard packaging of common food products - pasta, pizza, tea, cookies, etc., on a base of packaging cardboard from TVs, refrigerators and other equipment and furniture.
Characters from Hadar • 16 artworks
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In Haifa in Hadar you can meet people who will surprise you with their outfit. I have never seen so [...]
In Haifa in Hadar you can meet people who will surprise you with their outfit. I have never seen so many bright and grotesque characters. It was
as if a big Broadway show had arrived, and the actors, without changing their clothes and washing off their makeup, decided to walk around the
city. This show is about the frozen time of emigrants, about Orthodox and LGBT people, Arabs and Eritreans - buffoonery. At the same time,
such social diversity and freedom in approach to appearance can only be presented in a society that is free from prejudices. Where they won't
mock you that you're poor and put on just any clothes, or consider you a vulgar victim of mass production, or a jet-set. Nobody cares - be
whoever you are. In the end, I decided to collect these images in a collection. Carefully and with love. Small size, like Barbie dolls. I put them in
boxes because I would have liked to have such dolls in my childhood - bright personalities but instead of empty smiling beauties.
Dolls were made from plaster on the metal skeleton and painted acrylic.
as if a big Broadway show had arrived, and the actors, without changing their clothes and washing off their makeup, decided to walk around the
city. This show is about the frozen time of emigrants, about Orthodox and LGBT people, Arabs and Eritreans - buffoonery. At the same time,
such social diversity and freedom in approach to appearance can only be presented in a society that is free from prejudices. Where they won't
mock you that you're poor and put on just any clothes, or consider you a vulgar victim of mass production, or a jet-set. Nobody cares - be
whoever you are. In the end, I decided to collect these images in a collection. Carefully and with love. Small size, like Barbie dolls. I put them in
boxes because I would have liked to have such dolls in my childhood - bright personalities but instead of empty smiling beauties.
Dolls were made from plaster on the metal skeleton and painted acrylic.
Waiting for Heffalumps • 1 artwork
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This series is about childhood. Specifically, about those who grew up in the USSR. Wherever you were [...]
This series is about childhood. Specifically, about those who grew up in the USSR. Wherever you were born, childhood is the most tender and joyful time of life.
Russian страшен • 5 artworks
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This series of drawings is about the reality of life in Russia before and after the start of the war. [...]
This series of drawings is about the reality of life in Russia before and after the start of the war. The works are drew after the start of the war in Ukraine.
Robot-boy • 2 artworks
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This sculpture was inspired by reflections on modern technology. About their place in people's lives. [...]
This sculpture was inspired by reflections on modern technology. About their place in people's lives. How our world will look in time, what will become the norm and what will not. The sculpture is made of cast marble.
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