Attention to detail, love for nature, and a subtle sense of fantasy - all of this is combined in the works of Ekaterina Yastrebova. Her world is architecture and everyday life, fairy-tale cities and flying balloons. From still lifes to book illustrations - each work is full of poetry and life. Those who can see beauty in details and are not afraid to cross the boundary between reality and fantasy ascend to the second floor of the Darwin Museum. Here, a personal exhibition of the Moscow artist Ekaterina Yastrebova is on display. The exhibition brings together paintings and graphic works created in acrylic, sanguine, sepia, and ink. Each plot is like a frame from a story, where recognizable features of modern life intertwine with fictional images. Architecture, everyday life, animals, still lifes, and fairy tale characters - all collected into one large fantastic world. The artist graduated from the famous Stroganov University with a degree in monumental decorative painting, and in recent years has been actively working in the field of book illustration. Her drawings can be seen in the series "Tips for Beginning Artists," where basic artistic concepts are explained through fairy-tale animals and the wise manul cat. Some of the original illustrations are included in the exhibition. The works of Ekaterina Yastrebova are kept in museums in Russia, as well as in private collections in Europe and the USA. But the main value of this exhibition is its sincerity, closeness to reality, and at the same time the amazing lightness with which the artist transforms the everyday into the magical. Find other events in Moscow on KudaGo.