About her Art
#helenedetyndare
Hélène
de Tyndare is a French artist of Ukrainian origin.
She worked
as engineer in Siberia, Ukraine, Italy and France. Her passion for painting
started when she was young. She has been trained by Ukrainian painters and attended
art schools in France. During the last
years she has been practicing her art on a full-time basis in her
workshops located close to Paris
and in the Cannes French Côte d’Azur.
PORTRAITS OF HUMANITY
The 6
paintings attached to this personal page are an extract from her
« Portraits of Humanity » exhibition which took place in May - June
2022 at «l’Entrepôt» gallery in Monaco.
Through
their intense colors and deeply expressive eyes, these portraits are telling us
the story of positive humanity such as the one demonstrated by the resistance
of Ukrainian people to the brutal 2014 agressions and 2022 invasion.
These
portraits tell us the story of present Ukrainian resilience as illustrated by 6
woman portraits :
1.
« Enlightment
»
Ukraine
declared its independence on August 24th ,1991 following the collapse of USSR
and its dark ages violence. This portrait illustrates the enlightment brought
by freedom and democracy. Protecting 1991 independence, freedom and democracy
is one of the important foundation of the current resilience demonstrated by
the Ukrainian people.
2.
In
2022, Ukrainian resilience itself is illustrated by 5 portraits representing :
« Determination »
and « Faith » which are sources of « Inspiration », « Resistance »
and « Serenity ».
These positive
portraits of humanity and resilience represent one of the artistic contribution
to the resistance of humanity and democracies against the dark ages regression
of violent autocracies.
INVASION AND RESILIENCE
Hélène
de Tyndare was born in what was the pleasant seaside city of Marioupol before
it was turned into ruins and death and became one of the major martyr-city
under the 2022 unjustified barbarian invasion.
As a
young girl, she enjoyed swimming and fishing in the Azov sea with her parents.
Her son was born in the Marioupol maternity and attended one of the Marioupol
schools which have been destroyed by russian bombings. These bombings also
destroyed the Arkhip Kuindzhi art school in
Marioupol where both Hélène de Tyndare as a child and her son have attended
their first art courses. The Arkhip Kuindzhi museum in Marioupol has been destroyed by a russian
air strike on March 21, 2022.
As an
artist, Helene de Tyndare has expressed her overload of deep emotions through a
series of paintings called « invasion » which includes paintings such as « extermination and
destruction in Marioupol », « deportation », « war crimes
in the country and in cities » and « survivors »
These paintings can
be viewed at the following sites and addresses : https://www.facebook.com/helenedetyndare/
https://www.instagram.com/helene_de_tyndare/
A MIX OF LIVELY COLORS AND INTENSE EMOTIONS
The
attached 6 portraits of humanity are all oil on canvas of different formats
(from 80 X 80 to 120 X 140).
The
paintings of Hélène de Tyndare include also landscapes, still life and
religious paintings as well as series on specific themes such as « movements »
and, as mentionned above, « invasion ».
Lively
colors and intense emotions are the key components which are combined in all
these different types of paintings.
Her work is mostly done in oil on canvas with a palette
knife, but she also works in mixed media.
Bright colors, the life-affirming position of the artist,
positive thinking fill the surrounding space with an aura of calmness and
confidence in the victory of the positive human
mind.
Hélène de Tyndare has been inspired by numerous painters such
as Monet, Modigliani, Van Gogh, Arkhip Kuindzhi and Ivan
Marchuk.
For further
information, you can contact Hélène de Tyndare on
https://www.facebook.com/helenedetyndare/
https://www.instagram.com/helene_de_tyndare/
https://www.artmajeur.com/helenedetyndare
https://www.saatchiart.com/account/profile/1835999
http://helenedetyndare.wixsite.com/monsite-3
https://fineartamerica.com/profiles/helene-detyndare
