Van Lanigh is a Russian artist based in the Netherlands, known for her unique approach to art that blends realism and abstractionism through the lens of subconscious exploration. Her difficult childhood, marked by abusive parents, led her to escape into an imaginary world at a young age, beginning with her first attempt to run away from home at just seven years old. This escape from reality became a coping mechanism for her anxiety, fostering a remarkable spatial visualization ability that propelled her into the art world.
At sixteen, she left home for the last time to pursue an artistic career, eventually moving to the Netherlands two years later. Her work is a process of releasing emotions, aiming to connect the complex elements of reality and the mind. Van Lanigh's art is rooted in her continuous search for peace within chaos, striving to depict the complexities of the human experience through a blend of realism and abstract elements.
Her work, which she describes as Metarealism, is defined by a multi-dimensional perception of reality in pursuit of subconscious happiness. This concept has become the core idea of her artistic expression, allowing her to explore a deeper understanding of the human mind and emotional state.
Van Lanigh’s pieces are part of private collections across the United States, Germany, France, Russia, South Korea, Romania, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom
Presented by Galerie Arte del Mondo
Galerie Arte del Mondo
(Art gallery, Germany)Grande Halle de la Villette, Avenue Jean Jaurès, Paris, France
The Salon d’Automne is an association of artists, non-profit-making, founded in 1903, recognized for its public utility since 1920, whose aim is to encourage and develop fine arts in all its events and particularly through exhibitions both in France and abroad.
The Salon d'Automne organizes in Paris a major annual meeting which highlights several hundreds of works of art in all disciplines.
Frauenmuseum Kunst, Kultur, Forschung e.V. - Bonn, Im Krausfeld, Bonn, Germany
For the 27th time, the Women’s Museum in Bonn opens its exhibition rooms for an art fair of a special kind. For 3 days on 3 floors and almost 3000 sqm, the museum will become a lively forum of the female international art scene.
Grande Halle de la Villette, Avenue Jean Jaurès, Paris, France
For this 119th season, the famous Salon d’Automne invites you to discover Art of today and tomorrow, from friday 21 October to sunday 23 October 2022.
A cultural programme, including concerts, conferences, roundtable discussions, readings, performances and a fashion show, enriches the exhibition over these four days.
