Natalie Notyag 17492g

New Age Mythology: How paintings reveal the secrets of the subconscious mind 362z67

The world has changed. Instead of the myths of antiquity, there are stories that we create ourselves, but do not always realize. They shape our fears, ambitions and dreams. They influence how we build relationships, what we strive for, what we avoid.  My work speaks to us in a language we have forgotten, but which is deeply familiar.
Here the viewer is confronted with a unique map of their inner world. These are not just images - they are symbols that seem to be written in the language of archetypes. They invite you not only to look, but also to feel, to seek and find.My work can be seen as a deep philosophical parable where every detail is filled with meaning. The people in my paintings are often without faces, but their poses, gestures, even the directions of their gaze say more than any portrait. These are the people we can be ourselves.
Lines and shapes balance between chaos and order, evoking the viewer's inevitable feeling of “there is something more here.” The abstract elements of my work seem to open a window into the unconscious, allowing us to see the world in ways that no amount of logic can show us. We realize that each painting is a mirror. But not flat, but multi-layered, where reality intersects with dreams, fears and what we try to hide.
The mythology in my work is not archaic plots, but images of modern man. These are people searching for answers to eternal questions in an age of technology, chaos and uncertainty.
These paintings give us not just beauty, but a glimpse into ourselves. They remind us that myths are not something distant. They live in us, which means that my art will always be relevant.