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Fine art
In the halls of the gallery

"One of the most live trends of St. Petersburg art is turning to toys. Poets and artists reveal a world of reviving old dolls, animals, manikins, screws, postcards, inscriptions, plants and mechanisms.
Everything that Tatiana Sergeyeva pays her creative attention to turns into a fairy tale. Look – it is a plane flying over the fork, children monsters are feasting in fresh vegetables, a horse is smelling the flowers painted on a jar with cookies.
This childishness and toyfullnes of Tatiana’s canvases reflect all the fragileness and strength of beauty. Her paintings are now graphic, now colourful, now airy, now even black. The common is just one thing – a sad smile of a awkward, tiny almost forgotten animal sewn from rags, who meant so much in our childhood.
Our vision with its rich experience will find in Tatiana’s works both the please of combination of brutal and delicate, finely-drawn and fluffy, probable and surprising, with clear details and illusive. But in reality we love her works to the extent to which we are still children".
                                                                                                  Mitya Gromov